The weather on Thursday was certainly some of the wild weather one expects in Iowa during spring. The evening featured a somewhat rare combination of having a Tornado Watch active over southern Iowa with a Winter Weather Advisory active over northern Iowa. The featured map shows a smoothed analysis of available NWS and CoCoRaHS snowfall reports. The heaviest totals were confined to far northwestern Iowa with an isolated report of four inches received. Lighter amounts were to be found elsewhere in the state with much of the snow melting as it hit the ground. Much colder air has arrived this Friday and is freezing up the recent rain and melted snow causing some travel difficulties over northern Iowa.

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