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Takeaways:
• Snowfall overnight has led to snow and ice-covered roads in northwest and central Iowa, with temperatures in the 20s causing melted snow to refreeze.
• Morning commutes may be hazardous due to icy conditions and wind chills in the teens.
• Snow is expected to taper off in the morning, with clouds decreasing in the afternoon and highs struggling to reach the low 30s.
• The weekend will bring cold temperatures with lows in the mid-teens and wind chills near zero, but it will warm up with highs in the 40s on Sunday and 50s on Presidents Day Monday.
• The weather is expected to calm down with more sun and above-average temperatures returning next week, potentially reaching near 60 degrees by Wednesday.
References:
[1] Iowa weather: Chilly temperatures ahead of warmup next week. Link
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