29 degrees right now in des moines. The downtown streets are a little blustery. A wind chill of 16 degrees. Grab the warm coats as you are heading out. Temperatures today will be holding pretty steady. It is that wind that is going to make the big difference. It is coming in from the northwest. It is going to make it feel like it is in the teens through the afternoon. Tomorrow, we get started on a warmup. Weve got 30s on the way, followed by 40s. Eric the snow monday is still causing some problems this morning for your commute. Were also seeing a Couple School delays right now. Well get right to Shaina Humphries for that, shaina . Shaina eric, right now audubon and interstate 35 schools are both having two hour delays for all students. Those are the only two were seeing so far, but if that changes you can find an updated list at the bottom of your screen, or online at kcci. Com. Youre looking at video here in des moines taken just a couple hours ago. Downtown. You may slip and slide a
Few flurries. The wind may be knocking you around on the roads. Temperatures holding steady, below freezing today but a great melting trend. 30s tomorrow folletts by 40s 4 followed by 40s by the end of the week and the warmer temperatures will stick with us through the weekend and into next week. Eric the roads have improved overnight and even during the past hour or so this morning. Shaina humphries keeping an eye on that for us. Shaina, whats the latest . Shaina things are Getting Better but School Delays on the bottom of your screen, two hour delay so far. The plows have been out overnight. We were downtown earlier and you can see some snow covering the side streets. A few of us were sliding around a little bit driving in but intersections are the main problem. Slow down ahead of time when you have to turn. Pretty good. The live view of these mix master, people do not seem to be having too much of a problem. Roads are still a little bit slick. The west mixmaster, only be trouble spo
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