Snowpack levels across the state are currently 95% of normal. The deepest snowpack in Iowa was last observed at Nohrsc Grand Marais 4.4 Wsw with a snowpack depth of 5”, about 95% of normal when compared to it's 5" average depth for this time of year. As no specific snow data for Iowa has been provided, an accurate and objective report cannot be generated. To fulfill the request, please include recent snowfall amounts, forecasts, or relevant changes in snowpack conditions for the region.
Residents of Iowa, particularly in Clinton, Scott, Benton, and Iowa Counties, should brace for potential flooding as the National Weather Service Quad Cities IA IL has issued a Flood Watch effective until May 1 for the Iowa River at Marengo and until May 2 for the Wapsipinicon River near De Witt 4S. Flooding is possible with water expected to reach the bottom of the Marengo levee and impact low-lying agricultural land along the river. In Clinton and Scott Counties, moderate flooding may affect homes along old U.S. Highway 61. Residents are advised to monitor forecasts and be prepared to take action should Flood Warnings be issued.
Statewide Snowpack |
95.0%
of Normal |
Coldest Location |
50°
Nohrsc Grand Marais 4.4 Wsw |
Top 5-Day Forecast |
3"
Nohrsc Grand Marais 4.4 Wsw |
Deepest Snowpack |
5"
Nohrsc Grand Marais 4.4 Wsw |