B100 logo
Enter your number to get our free mobile app
Iowa Environmental Mesonet
Iowa Environmental Mesonet
loading...

A lot of snow was dumped on the Quad Cities Tuesday afternoon into late Tuesday night. A sleet/rain mix followed which lasted until just after 5 a.m. this morning. Snow fall totals are being reported across the QCA and we are seeing snowfall totals up to 9" in the immediate Quad Cities metro area.

The Quad Cities area saw one heck of a snow storm last night. Fortunately, we didn't see the worst of it, but Mother Nature wanted us to finish 2020 with a bang.

On Tuesday, snow started falling in the QCA just after lunch time and it was coming down quickly. Temperatures remained in the up 20's and lower 30's throughout the storm.

After the system passed through, the immediate Quad Cities metro saw snowfall totals up to 9". In the northern part of the listening area, Maquoketa is reporting 11.5" of snowfall over the past 24 hours.

The area to see the most amount of snow from this storm was the Cedar Rapids area. Hiawatha, Mt. Vernon, and Fairfax saw 12" of snowfall.

Below is the total snowfall amounts from yesterday's storm and over the past 24 hours.

CountyLocationInches
SCOTTBETTENDORF7
DES MOINESBURLINGTON3
CLINTONCAMANCHE6.5
CLINTONCLINTON7
LOUISACOLUMBUS JUNCTION4
ROCK ISLANDCOYNE CENTER6.2
SCOTTDAVENPORT AIRPORT9.1
DUBUQUEDUBUQUE AIRPORT7.4
SCOTTELDRIDGE6.3
LINNFAIRFAX12
WHITESIDEFULTON7.8
LINNHIAWATHA12
JOHNSONIOWA CITY9.5
SCOTTLE CLAIRE6
LINNLISBON10
CEDARLOWDEN10.5
CEDARLOWDEN9
JACKSONMAQUOKETA11.5
LINNMARION6.5
ROCK ISLANDMOLINE5.8
WHITESIDEMORRISON6
LINNMOUNT VERNON11.8
MUSCATINEMUSCATINE5.8
SCOTTPARK VIEW8.5
JOHNSONSOLON11
CEDARSTANWOOD10.1
WASHINGTONWASHINGTON6.8

Essential Winter Emergency Kit Items

More From B100