A widening blizzard warning now covers large parts of Iowa as forecasters warn that dangerous to impossible travel conditions are likely from Sunday into Monday morning, with wind gusts of 55 to 65 mph, blowing snow, and pockets of ice expected to hammer the state.
The National Weather Service offices in Des Moines, Sioux Falls, La Crosse and the Quad Cities all issued warnings Saturday as the strengthening storm pushed closer to the Upper Midwest. The alerts show the threat stretching from northwest Iowa through central counties and into eastern and southeastern parts of the state, underscoring how broad the impact zone has become.
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