US: Intense Wind and Snow Create Blizzard Conditions in Iowa 3

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US: Intense Wind and Snow Create Blizzard Conditions in Iowa 3

Parts of Iowa experienced blizzard conditions and strong winds Tuesday night, March 4 into Wednesday, March 5. The blizzard conditions resulted in hazardous roadways, causing reduced visibility and slippery roads.

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  • ILEA004121653
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  • 2025/3/06 23:05:28
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  • @StephenBright via Spectee
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  • @StephenBright via Spectee
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  • NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Waterloo, 2025 at about 08:30h, Iowa, US Video Recording Date/Time: March 5

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