UPDATE: Winter has officially arrived in Iowa, bringing significant snowfall across the state. With several inches reported in some areas while neighboring locations receive over a foot, residents are urged to check their specific snowfall totals immediately.
As cold temperatures settle in, snow squalls and polar air intrusions are expected to continue impacting daily life. This fluctuating weather can affect everything from roof safety to travel plans. It is crucial for homeowners to know local conditions to prepare their residences and decide on school commutes.
To find out how much snow has accumulated at your home, simply enter your address into the snowfall tracking tool provided by USA TODAY. This interactive map offers real-time updates on accumulation over the past 24, 48, and 72 hours, as well as seasonal totals starting from October 1. The tool is updated multiple times daily, ensuring you have the most current data available.
For those unable to view the embedded map, a link to the snowfall totals can be accessed on a separate browser page for convenience.
The urgency of this information cannot be understated. As snow continues to fall, residents must assess their environments, especially with children heading to school and motorists planning trips. Knowing the precise conditions in your neighborhood can make all the difference in ensuring safety.
Brandi D. Addison, the Weather Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network, emphasizes the importance of staying informed during such unpredictable weather. For further inquiries, she can be reached via email at [email protected].
Stay safe and prepare accordingly as winter weather continues to impact Iowa. For the latest updates on snowfall in your area, check the interactive map now and share this vital information with your neighbors!