Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Snow Squall Warnings Issued for Iowa, Nebraska Highways
Snow squall warnings were issued for highways in Iowa and Nebraska on Sunday morning.
The National Weather Service warned drivers about sudden whiteout conditions that could make driving dangerous.
The warnings were for specific areas like US-30 and US-75 near Blair, Nebraska, and I-35, US-30, and US-69 near Ames and Boone, Iowa.
The warnings were in effect until 11:15 a.m.
in Nebraska and 11:45 a.m.
in Ames and Boone, Iowa.
Drivers were advised to be cautious because snow squalls can cause sudden and severe reductions in visibility, making it hard to see and drive safely.
Snow squall warnings issued for Iowa and Nebraska highways on Sunday morning.
Areas affected include US-30 and US-75 near Blair, Nebraska, and I-35, US-30, and US-69 near Ames and Boone, Iowa.
Warnings also cover I-80, I-235, and routes near Des Moines, Iowa, until noon.
National Weather Service issued alerts to prompt urgent travel cautions.
Snow squalls can cause sudden whiteout conditions, making driving dangerous.
- Who
- National Weather Service
- What
- Snow squall warnings issued for Iowa and Nebraska highways
- When
- Sunday morning
- Where
- Iowa and Nebraska highways, including US-30, US-75, I-35, US-69, I-80, and I-235
- Why
- To prompt urgent travel cautions due to sudden whiteout conditions
- Areas Affected
- US-30, US-75 near Blair, Nebraska; I-35, US-30, US-69 near Ames and Boone, Iowa; I-80, I-235, and routes near Des Moines
- Warning Duration
- Until 11:15 a.m. CST (Nebraska), 11:45 a.m. (Ames and Boone, Iowa), and noon (Des Moines, Iowa)
- Issued By
- National Weather Service
- Warning Type
- Snow squall warnings
- Date
- Sunday morning
