In traditional Iowa fashion, don't expect warm weather to last. Thunderstorms and a possible blizzard are coming, the National Weather Service warns.

DES MOINES, Iowa – A dynamic weather system that brought Severe Thunderstorm Warnings early this morning will bring high winds and blizzard conditions to parts of the state through the day ...

DES MOINES, Iowa – The blizzard conditions across Iowa that sidetracked the presidential campaign trail three days ahead of the state's caucuses were just the first punch. Now comes frigid below ...

Rainfall gave way to snowfall overnight across portions of Iowa. Strong winds hammered the state throughout the day on Wednesday, leading to blizzard conditions and dangerous winter road ...

A blizzard warning will be in effect for Iowa as rain and snow are expected over the next two days and high winds will accompany them.

This snow was much more powdery, leading to blizzard conditions when wind gusts up to 50 mph swept through the state into Jan. 13 and Jan. 14. All told, it was central Iowa's third snowiest seven ...

Live updates as central Iowa awaits a winter storm forecast to bring blizzard conditions, snow, wind and cold temperatures.

DES MOINES, Iowa — Wednesday's weather system sent strong winds screaming across Iowa, causing blizzard conditions in parts of the state.

‘Life-threatening’ blizzard conditions: The vast majority of Iowa is under a blizzard warning Friday into Saturday as 6 to 10 inches of snowfall gets whipped by wind gusts of more than 40 mph.

But as snow drifts grow ever higher, temperatures will sink to dangerously cold levels over the next few days as arctic air flows into the Midwest.

Forecasters say travel could be difficult if not impossible across Iowa’s northwestern third tomorrow. Blizzard conditions are in the forecast for some 30 counties with winds gusting up to 65 ...

The blizzard that hit Iowa on Friday left the 2024 Republican presidential field frozen heading into the final weekend before Monday night’s caucuses, with candidates paring back their schedules ...