First Alert Days: Heavy snow is likely Wednesday night
Snow-covered roads are likely Thursday morning
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – We’re tracking our next winter storm that is set to impact SE Minnesota and NE Iowa.
Winter Weather Alerts:
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A “Winter Storm Watch” is in effect for areas in blue Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon. A “Winter Storm Warning” has been issued for several of our northern Iowa counties. This warning is in effect from noon Wednesday until 9 a.m. Thursday. Heavy snowfall is likely overnight Wednesday into Thursday.
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Light to moderate snowfall will be possible from 6-10 p.m. Wednesday. The “best chance” of heavy snowfall will be overnight from 10 p.m. Wednesday until 4-5 a.m. Thursday. Some areas could see 3-6″ of snowfall over the time period. Light snow will linger through the morning on Thursday. Expect slick travel conditions Thursday morning.
Snowfall Amounts:
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Snowfall totals across our area will range from 4-9″ area-wide. Current guidance is suggesting the heaviest band of snow setting up near or just south of I-90.
Here’s a look at the city-by-city snowfall forecast:
Rochester area: 5-8″
Austin: 5-8″
Albert Lea: 6-8″
Mason City: 6-8″
Charles City: 5-8″
Winona: 6-9″
Houston: 6-9″
Dodge Center: 4-7″
Owatonna: 4-7″
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Nick
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