UNTIL FOOTBALL SEASON STARTS IN IOWA CITY ... ANOTHER ROUND OF SNOW EXPECTED ON SUNDAY Many Iowans just got rain or snow melting on the grass, but the ground did turn white in some places.

These calls consisted of the following reports: Iowa saw as much as 5.5 inches of snow from a fast-moving snowstorm on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025. This map shows the latest snowfall reports as of 4:15 ...

Iowa has already seen snow in 2025, with a snow squall warning taking over the state on just the second day of the year. In fact, according to the Farmers' Almanac winter forecast, the coldest ...

Let's see how accurate its predictions have been this winter, and what's in store for the spring. What was the Farmer's Almanac winter forecast for Iowa ... and lots of snow, claiming that ...

PRETTY QUIET AS WELL. HOWEVER, HEADING INTO THE WEEKEND THAT IS OUR NEXT CHANCE FOR SOME SNOW. LOOKS LIKE THAT MOVES IN SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. SOUTHERN IOWA REALLY STANDS THE BEST CHANCE FOR ...

IOWA CITY, Iowa - Full discloser, I didn't expect this to be happening for Kate Martin. Shoot, I'm surprised she's even playing in "The W", as the kids call it. It’s been apparent over the last ...

Snow is expected to stick around from Tuesday until Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures will drop to the upper 10s and 20s on Tuesday night. Snow will begin to melt on Wednesday afternoon as ...

IOWA CITY, Iowa - Full discloser, I didn't expect this to be happening for Kate Martin. Shoot, I'm surprised she's even playing in "The W", as the kids call it. It’s been apparent over the last ...

Dropping temperatures and the prospect of snow have people crunching through layers of road salt that keep ice and snow from settling on sidewalks and streets. But what if a sidewalk could melt ...

Light snow fell across eastern Iowa throughout the day on Wednesday, creating hazardous road conditions and slow travel for many. Linn and Johnson Counties saw the largest snowfall totals ...

For the snow to disappear, it will have to turn from its solid state to liquid water. According to HeatTrak, the melting point of snow is 32 degrees Fahrenheit or zero degrees Celsius.