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Tonight's Weather Story

Patchy dense fog is possible tonight into Tuesday morning mainly east of the James River and especially in northwest Iowa. Tuesday and Wednesday will be warm with highs in the 40s and 50s. Wednesday afternoon into Thursday will see strong winds with a small chance for light rain to transition to snow/blowing snow. The snow chance will come with the cold surge on Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Because winds could exceed 50 mph, any snow that falls could cause rapid drops in visibility in a short time. A cooldown with mid-week system will be brief, with seasonably mild temperatures returning Friday into the weekend. The chance for impactful precipitation looks to be fairly low over the next 2 weeks.