The IEM Daily Feature produces a map analysis of received snowfall reports from the NWS and CoCoRaHS when there's at least a report of two inches and/or significant impacts. These storm events are counted over the season and you can find previous year's maps here with an archive back to the winter of 2010-2011. So today we have our first map and it shows a stripe of up to four inches from the Sioux City area and off to the northeast. Additional snow is attempting to fall this Sunday over southern Iowa, but is unlikely to add up to much and so there's not likely to be an IEM map/storm generated for that event.

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