We’ve seen huge temperature changes since Friday across Iowa, with air temperatures dropping about 30 degrees from 24 hours ago, and “feels like” temperatures dropping around 50 degrees. You weather timeline takes you on a cold walk into Monday.

The National Weather Service has issued our first cold weather advisory for Sunday morning. We will likely see more such advisories the next few days. Lows Saturday will fall below zero, and wind chills to near 20 and 30 below will be around Sunday morning. Be careful and dress appropriately when heading out.

As seen in the next few graphics, painful wind chills will be with us the next three mornings in Iowa:

As seen in the gallery below, temperatures do improve as we head later into the work week. Hang in there.

As for snow chances, they are few. Flurries are possible Monday. We may see a dusting of snow sometime Wednesday, and we may again see flurries on Thursday.

We don’t have much snow left on the ground in Iowa after Thursday and Friday:

European ensemble models do give us light snow chances Wednesday and again by the end of the month, but amounts look light:

For fun, the same model’s guess at snowfall over the next month. Not very reliable, but it does hint at snow chances on the horizon.

Your WHO 13 7-day forecasts are below. Stay warm!