Winter Weather

DES MOINES, Iowa - A snowstorm left behind varying amounts of snow and ice across the Midwest, but those areas affected were united by one thing Friday morning: difficult travel conditions.

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ST. LOUIS - Parts of the nation's heartland awoke Thursday to more than half a foot of snow, as a large storm made its way eastward out of the Rockies, snarling traffic for morning commuters and allowing an army of children to trade pen and paper for shovel and sled, at least for a day.

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A storm system in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest is producing snow and strong winds across portions of the Dakotas and Minnesota.

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Sioux Falls police investigated 50 vehicle crashes over the weekend as snow and wind reduced visibility and made streets and highways slippery.

Information Officer Sam Clemens says 21 crashes were reported on Saturday, with the first one around 11 in the morning and the last at 11pm

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Did you have fun driving on ice over the weekend?

Of course not. There is no such thing, as we all know.

When you can't get your car into the garage because it keeps sliding down the driveway, that's bad

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Significant snow will be spread from western South Dakota to norther Minnesota this weekend. Be advised of changing conditions as you travel.

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Thursday, mostly cloudy, with a high near 19. West northwest wind around 10 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon. Thursday night, mostly clear, with a low around 2. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.

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According to Argus 911, there is an accident on Interstate 90 involving a semi truck and several cars.

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The National Weather Service says a winter storm will move through the Sioux Empire Thursday and Friday bringing four or five inches of snow.

It doesn't look to be as cold as it has been with highs in the 20's. W

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As the season's first widespread snowstorm moves on, holiday travelers hope that means they can, too.

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