TIME, WHAT ARE WE SEEING NOW? METINKA: THE RAIN TAPERED OFF A BIT BUT MORE IS GOING TO BE MOVING IN. LOOK AT THE HAZARDS WE HAVE OUT THERE. ACROSS NORTHEAST IOWA, THIS IS A WIND CHILL ADVISORY UNTIL 6:00 THIS EVENING. DARK PURPLE AND -- THAT IS AN ICE STORM WARNING. THAT IS A WINTER STORM WARNING FOR 5:00 TO -- 5-7 INCHES OF THIS IS UNDER THUNDERSTORM WATCH. MOISTURE STREAMING IN SO THIS IS WHERE THE THUNDERSTORMS ARE, EAST CENTRAL IOWA APPROACHING DAVENPORT FROM OTTUMWA DOWN TO FAIRFIELD. NOTHING SEVERE IN OUR AREA. THEY COULD STRENGTHEN AS THEY MOVE EAST. WE HAVE A BATCH OF RAIN THAT IS GETTING READY TO MOVE IN TOWARDS THE METRO AND DALLAS COUNTY, DOWN THROUGH OSCEOLA. A COUPLE OF RUMBLES FOR NOW, THAT IS GOING TO BE MOVING OUT AND YOU WILL BE ON THE COLDER SIDE OF THIS STORM. TO THE NORTHWEST, THERE IS YOUR WINTRY MIX ALGONA THROUGH CARROLL. IT’S WHICH IS OVER TO ALL SNOW. MOVEMENT ON THIS IS MORE STRAIGHT TO THE NORTH. THAT SHOULD KEEP THE HEAVIER TOTALS OUTSIDE OF IOWA, MAYBE CLOSE TO THE SIOUX CENTER AREA AND UP INTO MINNESOTA. IT IS A FAR-REACHING SYSTEM WITH RAIN AND WINTRY MIX AROUND THE GREAT LAKES, NORTHERN WISCONSIN, MUCH OF MINNEAPOLIS AND MINNESOTA INTO NEBRASKA. THEN ALL THE WAY DOWN INTO OKLAHOMA WITH THE THUNDERSTORMS. IT IS HEADING OUT EAST TODAY. IN CENTRAL IOWA, OUR WEATHER WILL BE SETTLING DOWN. A LITTLE BIT OF DRIZZLE AND MAYBE A SLEET PELLET OR TWO, BUT STORY WEATHER STAYS OUT TO THE EAST. BY 2:00 P.M., THAT STORM -- THAT SNOW BRUSHES FORT DODGE. SOUTHERN IOWA WILL HAVE A QUIETER AFTERNOON. LATER THIS EVENING, BY 6:00 P.M., IT MOVES OUT OF THE STATE AND THE CLOUDS START TO BREAK UP. GET READY FOR IT TO GET COLD TONIGHT. SNOW TRACKER SHOWS A HALF INCH OR LESS SNOW A COMMISSION FOR ALGONA. TOWARDS SPENCER AND SIOUX CITY, AN INCH OR TWO WITH HIGHER TOTALS UP IN MINNESOTA. RAINFALL REPORTS COMING IN FROM MANNING AND CARROLL COUNTY, 2.6 INCHES OF RAIN. AT THE DES MOINES AIRPORT, 1.1 INCHES. WE HAVE ICE TOTALS COMING IN, OVER A 10TH OF AN INCH. WE HAD SOME PICTURES SENT IN OF TREE LIMBS STARTING TO RATE FROM THE WEIGHT OF THE ICE. HOPEFULLY THEY WILL BE OKAY AS WIND ROSTER. BIG TEMPERATURES -- AS WIND ROLLS THROUGH. 59 DEGREES IN DAVENPORT. IT IS CLOUDY, LOW CLOUDS. WE HAVE HAD A DRIZZLE KEEPING THE ROADS WET IN DES MOINES. A LIGHT NORTHEAST WIND BUT AS WE HEAD TOWARDS HIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, THE WIND WILL LIKELY BECOME GUSTY. THEN IT BECOMES FROSTY COLD OVERNIGHT AS SKIES CLEAR BACK OUT. THIS WILL BE THE MESSIEST DAY OF YOUR EIGHT-DAY FORECAST. TOMORROW, SUNSHINE RETURNS WARMING VETERANS DAY INTO THE LOW 5