"Iowa Hit by Heavy Snowstorm, Causing Travel Disruptions and Accidents"

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A winter storm brought record snowfall to central Iowa, with Des Moines receiving 8.3 inches on Tuesday, surpassing the previous Jan. 9 record of 7.3 inches set in 1957. The storm dumped a total of 11.2 inches in the area, leading to school closures, event cancellations, and difficult travel conditions. More snow is expected, with plummeting temperatures forecasted, including a low of 13 below zero on Sunday night. Wind chill could pose additional dangers, and residents are encouraged to measure and report their local snowfall to help accurately represent the area's conditions.
- Snow totals in Iowa after first heavy snowfall of 2024, up to 12.8 inches Des Moines Register
- Winter storm drops several inches of snow through central Iowa KCCI
- Travel Not Advised Following 6+” Inches Of Overnight Snow 1380 KCIM
- Iowa State Patrol trooper cruiser hit on I-80 Tuesday KGAN TV
- 8 a.m. snow storm update KCCI
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