URGENT UPDATE: Winter weather has officially settled into Iowa, bringing significant snowfall that varies dramatically from block to block. Residents are urged to check their specific snowfall totals right away as heavy snow squalls and polar air intrusions continue to impact the region.
As of now, your neighborhood could have seen anywhere from a few inches to over a foot of snow, making it crucial to assess conditions for safety and travel. Just enter your address in the provided tool to get precise measurements of snow accumulation at your home.
The USA TODAY snowfall map is updated multiple times a day, providing real-time data on snowfall over the past 24, 48, and 72 hours, as well as seasonal totals dating back to October 1. This vital information can help you prepare your roof, clear sidewalks, and decide on the best vehicle for short trips.
In addition to individual snowfall totals, the map offers a comprehensive view of how snow is accumulating across Iowa, allowing you to gauge conditions relative to your neighbors. With winter weather now a regular part of life, understanding the snow levels is essential for planning safe travel, especially for students heading to school.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepare for the ongoing winter weather. The latest updates can be accessed through the USA TODAY snowfall map, which will keep you informed throughout the season.
“Checking your local snowfall totals is essential for safety this winter,” said Brandi D. Addison, Weather Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network.
Don’t wait—check your snowfall totals now and ensure you’re ready for what winter has in store. For those unable to view the embedded map, you can access it directly in a new browser tab. Stay safe out there!
