The featured map is an attempt to produce an estimate of snowfall reports from the second snow storm that impacted Iowa on Tuesday and into Wednesday. There is a major caveat in that some of this snow over northwestern and northcentral Iowa was likely counted within yesterdays map, since the events overlapped the typical 24 hour reporting period. Additional snow is also still falling this Wednesday, but is expected to be very light except over portions of extreme eastern Iowa. While the snow on Tuesday was not too bad to deal with thanks to warmer temperatures close to freezing, today is a different story with temperatures well below freezing and a more difficult process to keep roads clear with some blowing snow happening as well. Regardless of all these caveats, a good chunk of the state received two to four inches of snow and a full blown taste of winter after temperatures in the 70s just last week!

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