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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
457 AM CST SAT FEB 1 2014

LIGHT SNOW SPREAD ACROSS MUCH OF IOWA OVERNIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE
MOVED FROM THE PLAINS INTO MISSOURI. AMOUNTS WERE GENERALLY LIGHT
ALTHOUGH A FEW LOCATIONS IN SOUTHEAST IOWA HAD MODERATE
ACCUMULATIONS. FORTUNATELY...WINDS WERE RELATIVELY LIGHT WITH
LITTLE BLOWING SNOW DURING THE NIGHT. TEMPERATURES REMAINED CLOSE
TO NORMAL OVERNIGHT WITH READINGS RANGING FROM AROUND 5 ABOVE IN
THE FAR NORTHEAST TO NEAR 20S IN SOUTHWEST IOWA.

THE SNOW WILL END FROM WEST TO EAST ACROSS THE REGION TODAY AS THE
SYSTEM PULLS INTO THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY. MEANWHILE...COLDER AIR
WILL PUSH SOUTHWARD LATER TODAY INTO TONIGHT ALONG ON BRISK
NORTHWEST WINDS. OVERNIGHT LOWS WILL ONCE AGAIN DIP BELOW ZERO
ACROSS THE NORTHERN HALF OF THE MIDWEST WITH WIND CHILLS 15 TO 30
DEGREES BELOW ZERO. RELATIVELY QUIET AND COLD WEATHER IS EXPECTED
FROM SUNDAY INTO MONDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE PASSES THROUGH THE
REGION. THE NEXT THREAT OF MEASURABLE SNOWFALL ARRIVES MONDAY
NIGHT INTO TUESDAY AS THE NEXT STORM SYSTEM CROSSES THE ROCKIES
INTO THE REGION.

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