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Wed, 27 Jan 2021 08:23 UTC Des Moines hasn't seen a winter storm like this week's that dropped more than a foot of snow since 2009. And the city had never recorded a snowier January 25 than Monday. Snow started falling around noon Monday in central Iowa and didn't stop until about 10 a.m. Tuesday. The storm created hazardous conditions on roads across the state, disrupted flights into and out of Des Moines International Airport, and forced many school districts to dismiss early Monday and cancel or delay school Tuesday. The 10.3 inches that fell by the end of Monday set a new single-day recor...

'This is historic snow': More than 200 flights are canceled and 100million people face travel chaos as up to 15 inches of snow blankets the Midwest from Iowa to Ohio during major winter storm About 230 flights across the Midwest were canceled on Tuesday due to the major winter storm that is affecting 100 million people across several states  Meteorologist Taylor Nicolaisen said up to 15 inches was reported in spots between Nebraska and Iowa Nicolaisen said it is uncommon for the region to get more than a foot of snow from a single storm In Wisconsin, up to 10 inches of snow could fall in Mil...

Some western portions of the state reported 14 inches of snow. For Des Moines, this is already the sixth-snowiest January on record.