most of the morning and afternoon, but it's finally starting to slow down. we've got you covered with "team four" coverage, tonight. (sheila) chief meteorologis t ron demers will update us on how much snow has fallen... and how much more we can expect. (matt) robert lowe hahahis eye on trickykyravel conditions. (sheila) and, tommie clark will fill us in on safety tips on snowy (sheila) we begin tonight with ron. (matt) ron, how much snow is on the ground out there? weather ad-lib winter storm warning for much of siouxland tuesday winter weather advisory in effect for southern siouxland this eveneng it was a messy monday with many siouxland communities seeing snow accumulation of 4-8 inches (sheila)

(matt) so far, the storm has brought half-a-foot of snow to sioux city. the past few hours have seen light snowbut the ow has picked up in intensity in the last few minutes. (sheila) ktiv's robert lowe is with live link 4 along i-29 with a look at the travel conditions, right now. robert? matt and sheila, as the snow begins to slow down, it's really a blessing for those on the move. here on i-29, snow isn't the issue right now. take a look at the streets, the main problem is they are very slick. so, authorties say you should continue to drive slowly road crews are working diligently to clear the area. tonight, 50 pieces of equipment are helping clear the streets of sioux city around the clock.

prioritized. the most important streets are called "priority o o", and include streets like floyd boulevard, hamilton boulevard, outer drive, and gordon drive. downtown streets are also considered "priority one" streets. those streets get plowed first. then, there are "priority two" streets... like glen oaks boulevard, grandview boulevard, peters avenue and stone avenue. other residential streets are handled third. now, we'll keep you up to date with the v vy latest throughout the evening. and you can get a closer look at the map that was just on your screen by clicking on this story at ktiv dot com. we'll also have more on what your morning commute willl look like, comingngp on news 4 at 10. matt and shehea?

there have been numerous traffic accidents. here's the aftermath of one that one of the iowa d-o-t cameras caught this mornin this is interstate 29 northbound looking north at the highway 20 bypass. it appeared to involve a semi and another vehicle. there were apparently no injuries in this one. woodbury county deputies say they have only had a few cars in the ditch. nothing like they saw a week ago friday. they say more people weren't traveling this morning. (matt) here's a picture sent to us by newspotter jimy mac lenz of a pickup truck that rolled over about five miles south of milford, iowa on highway 71. it happened about eight 'o clock this morning. he says the two occupants escaped injury, but he saw a few other accidents, as well. also south of milford, the aftermath of a crash involving two vehicles. this picture comes from milford fire and rescue which reports that all occupants were ok, no injuries. if you must drive somewhere, check the road conditions before you go. you'll find a link at our website, ktiv-dot-com. under the

"road reports." from there you can click on nebraska, or south dakota. two people are dead following an early-morning crash near yankton, south dakota. it happened on south dakota highway 50, east of yankton, at about 5:30am. invesigators say a car was travelling west on highway 50 on the wrong side of the road. in that area, traffic travelling in opposite directions is divided by a median. that car collided head-on with a east. the impact caused the first car to burst into flames. e drivers of both cars died. their names haven't been released. two other cars, which came upon the crash site after the initial impact, also hit the cars involved. they weren't hurt. (matt) it's the second big snow of the season. and those flurries just keep coming down. (sheila) ktiv's tommie clark met up with one driver who takes on the snow-filled streets all day. tommie? matt and sheila, i rode along with a sioux city bus driver. he told me how many inches of

his passenger's entire day.

before, but nothing really ever prepares her for it. "it's really impacted my day from walking through the parking lot to walking down the hill to wait for the bus and then the bus not being on schedule," said bus rider, diana o'connor. other passengers say it's just part of living in siouxland. "getting from point a to b it's ok," said bus rider, jennifer goodier. "if you're gonna drive out in it be careful, take your time because it's pretty slick out there," said bus rider, philip trudau. "i don't like the weather, but it's part of winter," said bus rider, cindy winey. >> with the snow impacting so many people today, stewart says to always keep safety in mind. he says drivers often think since buses are so big they get more traction, but they really don't, so drivers need to slow down around them. matt and sheila? thanks tommie.

we know how much snow has fallen, but how much more can we expect? (sheila) chief meteorologis t ron demers rejoins us... with an answer. weather ad-lib winter storm warning for much of siouxland tuesday winter weather advisory in effect for southern siouxland this evening it was a messy monday with many siouxland communities seeing snow accumulation of 4-8 inches by laae afternoon. we'll see a lighter snow continue nto totoight and tuusday with another 1-3 inches of snow possible for many. the wind is also going to

a mix of freezing raininnd snow developed early this morning coating the streets of norfolk, nebraska with a thin layer of ice below the snow. road conditions remained slippery and cautioned drivers to take it extra slow. the nebraska state patrol said that not many accidents have occurred. the accidents that have been reported are very minor. (matt) many schools canceled classes today because of the winter storm, including all sioux city schools. you can keep up to date at our website, ktiv dot com. click on the weather tab and

because of school being canceled, many siouxland kids decided to spend their time in the snow. dakota, trtre and halleigh created two big snowmen today. they say it only took them about 20 minutes. they love making snow forts, snow angels and of course snowmen-- but they've never made one this big. when asked what their favorite part of winter is they had some good answers. "not being at school and that i get to play with my friends. the snow and having fun with my friends and family," said dakota mckinley and halleigh leiber. the kids say they can't wait to build more snowmen. (matt) and while the conditions outside aren't the best for driving, today's sledding conditions were perfect. this was the scene at grandview park in sioux city, this afternoon. sioux city sledders s re out in full force, bundled up and enjoying the fresh snow. (matt) still to come... iowa state has a new head football coach - matt campbell was introduced in ames today. we'll hear from the newest

> winter storm warning for much of siouxland tuesday winter weather advisory in effect for southern siouxland this evening it was a messy monday with many siouxland communities seeing snow accumulation of 4-8 inches by late afternoon. we'll see a lighter snow continue into tonight and tuesday with another 1-3 inches of snow possible for many. the wind is also going to come up some on tuesday with winds possibly gusting to about 25 miles per hour trying to blow some of the snow around a abit alalhough it has een a very wet snow. tte snow shoulul come to an end tuesday night with clearing skies expected for wednesday. once we get into wednesday, the rest of our 7-day forecast is dry with highs in

(ron) you can also download the free storm team 4 weather app on your phone or tabletetthere's interactive radar along with hourly anan daily forecasts. it's also under the weather tab at ktiv-dot- com. due to the weather, sioux city public schools and bishop hehean catholic schools will have a two hour late start tomorrow, december 1st. keep updated with "alert 4" at the bottom of your screen, and online at ktiv-dot-com... just click on the "weather tab." still to come... today is the last day to eat one of your thanksgiving leftovers before it starts to go bad. find out how to make sure you're

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(sheila) we want to see out your window! keep sending us your pictures to connect at ktiv dot com. this photo was sent to us from jody hanson of south sioux city police officer tim hanson helping a woman cross the street in t t heavy snsn. the first reported accident in south sioux was at 2:45 p.m. a pet alert has been issued for siouxland area pet owners. the siouxland humane society recommends

possible and provides these tips for owners: provide shelter from the wind and precipitation. check for signs of frostbite on your pet's ears and paws. check their water supply to make sure it's not frozen and provide plenty of food. and finally, knock on your car's hood or honk the horn before starting your car. cats can climb up inside the engine, seeking warmth. now, that thanksgiving's over the usda recommends all your left over turkey gets eaten today. you can freeze your turkey for longer storage. once frozeze all foods are safefe forever as long as your freezer remains at zero degrees or below. for best quality eat them within two to six months. if you are reheating leftovers, reheat them to 165 f as measured with a food thermometer. mark f fund, in for brad pautsch tonight t iowa state has a new head football coach. (mark) the cyclones introduced matt

enthusiasm for the job. hear from the new head man after the break. plus, one hawkeye earns big ten

the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brookokn tenement. he went to public scscols, then collele, where the work of his life began fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families

opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt t litical system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applausus] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. one day after paul rhoads' final game, iowa state had a new head football coach. matt campbell agreed to be the cyclones' new head man, coming over from toledo. campbell was

day after his 36th birthday. campbell led toledo to a 35-15 record in four years, including three nine-win seasons and two bowl wins. this year's rocket team beat iowa state, 30-23 in double overtime, back in week 3. campbell's trip to ames back in 2013 left him impressed with iowa state's fan-base and tradition - but the cyclones have just 8 wins in the last three seasons, and he knows the challenge it will be to consistenly win. "to reach your full potential. that's what i'm going to ask each and every one of these young men that i iet a chacne to meet t th today y do. to get to that point, that's hard. it takes discipline and commitment. it takes the foundation, from my end, to bring that day in and day out as well. you can't just talk it. you have to show it." discipline has been evident in campbell's teamsms in thehe013 and 2014 seasons, toledo's rushing offense finished 12th and 14th

respectively. campbell says this was the right move, and the program hopes they have the right guy to take the cyclones to the next level. "there was a lot of opportunities, but they weren't right for me," said campbell. "i'm not really a guy that believes in jumping ororoing. i'i'a guy that believes in the process of getting it done the right way." "tough-minded, midwestern-based, run-first, who can recruit," said iowa state athletic director jamie pollard. "we hit a home run on every one of those points. we wanted somebody with high character. there's not a person that we talked to that could say one bad thing about matt campbell." ampbell is the 32nd head coach in program history. he'll make 2 million dollars in the first year of a 6-year contract. defense was key in iowa's 28-20 win over nebraska in the heroes game last friday. the perfect hawkeyes picked up another weekly honor this week. . parker hesse is the big ten freshman of the week. hesse had 6 tackles, and this pick-six, in iowa's 12th win

hesse's interception was one of four hawkeye picks. iowa faces michigan state in the big ten championship game on saturday in indianapolis. missouri valley all- conference teams are out. south dakota redshirt freshman andrew van ginkel, from rock valley, iowa, is the lone first- teamer for the coyotes. the m-v-f-c freshman of the year was second in the conference in sacks, with 9, and tackles for loss, with 18. kicker miles bergner made the second team, converting 14 of 22 field goals, and all his extra point attempts. bergner was also honorable mention as a punter. three other coyotes were honorable mentions - linebacker keyen lage, tackle derek chancellor

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