Tonight:{/strong} Rain transitioning to snow
Temps:{/strong} 29-34
Wind{/strong}: N 10-15 mph

Tomorrow:{/strong} Snow early, gradual clearing
Temps{/strong}: 44-51
Wind:{/strong} N 10-15 mph

A story system arrives tonight bringing chances of rain and snow. Our patter remains active for much of next week.{/em}

FRIDAY NIGHT
{/strong}Late Friday night we are watching the potential for a winter storm in the region. There is increasing confidence we will see some light snow accumulation Friday night in far eastern Iowa, especially along and east of Highway 61 running north to south from DeWitt to the Mississippi River. Warmer temperatures near freezing will make this a heavy, wet snow. Totals of 1-4" is possible with accumulation starting on grassy areas and melting on contact at first until snowfall rates increase. Some roads could become slick so keep that in mind

WEEKEND
{/strong}Some light snow showers may linger into early Saturday morning. Skies will clear a bit on Saturday after the system leaves. Highs will be in the middle/upper 40s.

There is another weak system that will arrive on Sunday. That could bring us another chance of some light rain and snow as we finish off the weekend. This will keep temperatures a bit cooler for Sunday as well with highs in the lower/mid 40s.

EARLY NEXT WEEK{/strong}
More snow chances are possible early Monday morning. Temperatures will remain a bit cooler to start the week. Our weather pattern will remain active during the week with a chance for more widespread heavy rain for Thursday and Friday.

Meteorologist Cayson Frerichs
WeatherFirst Team

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