Parts of Nebraska and Iowa are expected to see some light snow this weekend, but the bitter cold will continue to take center stage in the two-state region.
The National Weather Service says a dusting of snow could be seen starting Saturday afternoon overnight in to Sunday for central and parts of eastern Nebraska, with some heavier snow in southern portions of the state. That light snow is expected to quickly move into Iowa, with some heavier amounts near the southern border with Missouri.
In northeast Iowa, single-digit temperatures and southeast winds of 5-to-10 mph are creating wind chills of 20- to 30-below zero.
The service says another winter system moving into the area Tuesday could bring more rain, freezing rain and snow to the area.
