It is time again to start tallying winter storms for the season! The unofficial requirement used on this website is for a system to produce at least two inches of snowfall or have significant impacts (ie freezing rain) somewhere in Iowa. The system Monday night qualifies as a good portion of southeastern Iowa received two to four inches. The featured map is a smoothed analysis of NWS COOP, Local Storm Reports, and CoCoRaHS reports. We'll have another winter storm today into Thursday with the highest amounts shifted slightly to the south and east of this most recent storm.

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