Wintry Mix May Create Slick Travel in Southwest Iowa Sunday and Monday

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The National Weather Service is forecasting a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain in southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa on Sunday and Monday, which could lead to slick travel conditions. Light snow accumulations of up to 1-2 inches are expected, mainly south of Interstate 80, along with the possibility of a light glaze of freezing rain and drizzle late Sunday night and early Monday.

Why it matters

Wintry weather can create dangerous driving conditions, especially for commuters and travelers in the affected areas. The mix of snow and freezing rain can make roads slippery and increase the risk of accidents, so it's important for residents and travelers to monitor the forecast and adjust their plans accordingly.

The details

According to the National Weather Service, the wintry mix will start with snow chances increasing throughout Sunday, then transitioning to mostly rain on Monday. The snow accumulations are expected to be light, up to 1-2 inches, mainly along and south of Interstate 80. A light glaze of freezing rain and drizzle is also possible late Sunday night and early Monday across southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa.

• Snow chances will increase throughout Sunday.
• The wintry mix will transition to mostly rain on Monday.

What’s next

Residents and travelers in the affected areas should continue to monitor the weather forecast and adjust their plans accordingly to ensure safe travel.