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5 news at 10 in hd .webrad/wx wall weather adlib: the snow storm has arrived in central iowa as the winter storm warning continues into the night. snow will continue to fall and accumulate into the evening hours with heavy snow possible in parts of central iowa from 3 pm to 8 pm . after this, the snow will start to taper off from west to east and finally end shortly after midnight for much of central iowa. most areas in central and northern iowa will see more than 6" of snow with some locations getting more than 8" possibly. lower amounts are expected in southern counties because of warmer temps and some rain mixing in. cold winds will increase later tonight causing some blowing snow, so traveling will remain very attempted to brave the storm tonight--you know it's bad out there. in fact, the dot is saying it's better to just stay home.

"nats of driving" stephanie: look how camera was covered by the snow. and the snow its stopping soon. bad the dot has warning that travel is not advised. stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. the storm hit the metro around 4 this afternoon, and it's still going. brad will be in with a look at tonight's forecast, and expect when tomorrow morning. stephanie: but first, anyone still planning on driving this evening, we can not express this enough--slow down. the dot has most of the metro in code orange--that means they want you to stay inside and off the roads. local 5's kattey ortiz has been driving around west des moines looking for some of the worst ones. jack: she's our road warrior tonight.

and joins us live from west des moines with the latest conditions. kattey? kattey: kattey: (kattey wraps up road warrior) jack: alright kattey thanks. now brad, we've been covering this storm all afternoon. how much snow thanks. now brad, we've been covering thanks.

thanks. now brad, we've been covering this storm all afternoon. how much snow have we gotten so far? brad: (totals outlook, road conditions, tease to main weather) brad wxwall the snow storm has arrived in central iowa as the winter storm warning continues into the night. snow will continue to fall and accumulate into the evening hours with heavy snow possible in parts of central iowa from 3 pm to 8 pm . after this, the snow will start to taper off from west to east and finally end shortly after midnight for much of central iowa. most areas in central and northern iowa will see more than 6" of snow with some locations getting more than 8" possibly. lower amounts are expected in southern counties because of warmer temps and some rain mixing in. cold winds will increase later tonight causing some blowing

difficult into the overnight hours. ne winds of 15-25+ will also cause wind chills to drop into the 10s by saturday morning. the weekend will be dry but very cold. highs saturday will stay in the 20s. sunday will start out with our coldest readings yet this season in the 10s and then struggle to get above freezing in the afternoon. we will warm up next week, but more rain is likely by wednesday afternoon and especially for thanksgiving when i think it could be a very rainy day. at least it is easier to drive in rain, right? colder air will follow by friday and next weekend, but now you're going to have to watch where you park your car tonight. several metro cities have a snow ordinance in place. in des moines, you'll get a ticket if you park on snow routes. other cities with emergency parking bans include grimes, pella, norwalk, waukee, knoxville, ames, west des moines and bondurant. stephanie: with snow on the roads, accidents are inevitable. tonight our crews were driving back from ames on i-35

and saw this. cars all along the interstate, in the ditch. this is just more evidence that if you plan on driving during this storm, you need to play it safe. stephanie in rural dallas county, a car not only went into the ditch, but they wound up in a creek rescue crews were called out highway 6 and r avenue. there's no word yet on the condition of the driver and if there were any passengers. stay with local 5 for the latest on this accident. jack/otsl crews will be working through the night to get the snow out of kinnick stadium for tomorrow's 11 a.m. hawkeyes kickoff. more than 60- thousand people are expected tomorrow. not a capacity crowd, but close to it. and the game kicks off just a few hours after the snow is finally expected to taper off in eastern iowa. crews will be working all night to get as much snow as possible out of the stadium as it falls. but they say fans should still expect snow around their seats. steve roe ui director of athletic communications (

will be a little more difficult, if we get the significant amount of snow fall there will probably be snow in the stadium, but our staff will do their best and have the aisles and the concourse as clean as best as possible. "> jack and don't forget, there'll be extra security tomorrow because of the paris terror attacks. so fans should get there plenty early. jack: all of tonight's high school football championship games were cancelled because of the snow. that decision was made yesterday. the class 1a, 2a and 4a games will now be played monday. but as a result, the games won't be televised for contractual reasons. but you can still watch the games on i-h-s-s-n dot com. jack/cam we'll have more from the kids who have to wait until monday to fight for the championship -- later in sports. stephanie/ram today was opening day for brenton skating plaza downtown, but if you look, there's not many people skating. the heavy snow accumulation postponed many events around the state, but

one event persevered. stephanie/ram tonight was the big holiday promenade for the east village. there were some minor changes because of snow, but the big question was...is anyone going to show up? we talked to one shop owner in the east village for her thoughts on the turnout. "i think it's going to be a blast, i think people will enjoy trekking out in the snow." and she was right! despite the messy roads and heavy snowfall ... lots of people braved the conditions for the holiday promenade. this is the 14th year for the east village celebration. organizers did have to make a change because of the storm though ... the horse-drawn trolley was unable to make it for safety reasons. jack/otsl with all this snow, one event that isn't cancelled is the 37th annual off- road race at living history farms. runners were picking up their packets tonight. there are no changes to the schedule, but snow may mean some switch-ups to the course. "i don't think it'll be as cold as it was 2 years ago. i think this is a bonus, you get the snow, you get the water, you get the

mud, it'll all be good." "there are a couple places on the course we may have to back off and reroute a little bit. we'll make that decision first thing in the morning, once we can see what the conditions are. " jack: along with the change in course, organizers say they plan on having more medical personnel at the event. more than 5 thousand runners signed up this year. stephanie in your local election headquarters, a disruption for presidential candidates tonight. stephanie: immigration protesters interrupted the family forum event for the republican presidential candidates in des moines tonight. demonstrators chanted and held up a banner that read "is deportation a family value?" the event host told protesters the candidates would discuss immigration later , only if they stopped the protest. taking part tonight were carson, rubio, paul, cruz, fiorina, santorum and huckabee. trump and bush weren't there, saying they had prior commitments jack: coming up on

local 5 news at 10... how do you wait around for three whole days when you were ready to play for it all tonight? we'll have the latest on the new challenge for dozens of iowa high school football players. stephanie: then we head north to show you where this massive winter storm got it's start in iowa. that meant a full day of snow just piling up. jack: and... don't drive tonight unless you absolutely must. and for those who must -- we'll have the latest local 5 road warrior live report. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot (no closed captioning available) "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with

forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." brad: weather adlib: the snow storm has arrived in central iowa as the winter storm warning continues into the night. snow will continue to fall and accumulate into the evening hours with heavy snow possible in parts of central iowa

after this, the snow will start to taper off from west to east and finally end shortly after midnight for much of central iowa. most areas in central and northern iowa will see more than 6" of snow with some locations getting more than 8" possibly. lower amounts are expected in southern counties because of warmer temps and some rain mixing in. cold winds will increase later tonight causing some blowing snow, so traveling will remain very difficult into the overnight hours. ne winds of 15-25+ will also cause wind chills to drop into the 10s by saturday morning. the weekend will be dry

the 20s. sunday will start out with our coldest readings yet this season in the 10s and then struggle to get above freezing in the afternoon. we will warm up next week, but more rain is likely by wednesday afternoon and especially for thanksgiving when i think it could be a very rainy day. at least it is easier to drive in rain, right? colder air will follow by friday and next weekend, but right now, we are not

snow or ice. keep your fingers crossed! brad stephanie: jack: jack:

jack: she's our road warrior tonight. and joins us live from warrior tonight. and joins us live from

kattey: kattey: jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, who has it

local 5 news at ten, who has it coming up on local 5 news at ten, who has it the worst tonight? we'll take you around the state of iowa for the best and worst of the roads.

news in hdstephanie/otsr northern and western iowa

some places getting more than a foot. that was the case for parts of our viewing area like wright, webster and story counties. jacob/dmc jack, stephanie...i spent my day trying to catch the storm at its very beginning stages. so, that meant heading up to clarion. clarion is in the midst of that thickest snows. you can see on this map all these areas that are in blue are "no tow." that means if you car gets stuck, they won't be able to pick it up until that ban is lifted. all of the main interstates are in orange, which means it's not a interstates are in orange, which means it's not a good idea to take them. for crews like this one, it meant making multiple for crews like this one, it meant making multiple them.

for crews like this one, it meant making multiple runs to keep the parking lots and sidewalks clear of the snow. they're also keeping an eye on other drivers to make sure that they don't go sliding into them while they worked. it was not an easy task, but they tell me they had to start early or risk having something far worse happen. but it was definitely a challenge to keep up with the falling flakes. andrew johnson, clarion resident: "on and off, it's been light, heavy at times, but for the most part, it's been pretty heavy. it comes back, you might as well just follow your path where you first started." of course, there were still lots of people of course, there were still lots of people who enjoyed the snow. if you're a kid, this is perfect fort building weather. jacob/dmc clarion, like many other schools in the viewing area was schools in the viewing area was schools in the viewing area was ahead of the curve today. they were dismissed early because of teacher conferences. some of the teachers were even allowed to leave early, to stay ahead of the worst of the storm. live in the newsroom, jacob website for

iowa. stephanie and we sure to stay with our website for updates on website for updates on website for updates on closings and other local updates on closings and other local events. we'll have more coverage tomorrow night on local five news weekend edition. jack: jon's here now-- and the iowa wild say play on... jon: yeah jack this is their kind of weather. coming up on local 5 sports we'll see if the wild can snap their current losing streak at home against the monsters. " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports"

well this winter weather has me in the mood for some hockey. the iowa wild are home this weekend-- to face lake erie-- the wild trying snap a 7 game losing streak. first period iowa's leland irving keeps the score equal at 0-0 7:09 into the first with the big save at the top of the crease 2nd period though lake erie's jaime sifers just over a minute into the second, puts the monsters up 1-0. but the wild not going quietly grayson downing picks up his own rebound wraps it around and stuff the buscuit in the basket evens up the score 1-1. but the wild fall tonight 3-2 at home. jon: the dowling maroon's bid to make history as the first team to ever three-peat as class 4a football champions is on hold until monday. the announcement came-- and surprised a lot of guys on the team. now coach tom wilson will have to keep his kids focused on cedar rapids kennedy a few extra days-- something he's not worried about. "he told us the game was cancelled until monday. at first we didnt' believe him but then we ssaw

facebook news so we were all a little disappointed but i think it'll be good for us. it's really tough obviously we're disappointed but we'll support what the athletic association thought was best and there's nothing we can control about it so we just kind of move on and do what's best for our team to get ready for monday. having another day of practice everyone is kind of excited and we get more time to play and stuff like that so everyone is getting excited because we get to practice in the gym obviously we try to control the things we can control we've got a job to do we're going to try and do the best we can and i think the kids will come through with that and understand that we're just trying to get them prepared and we got a job to do. it's disappointing but it'll give us another three days to prepare for that cedar rapids kennedy team and i think it'll just benefit us that much more now we just get to relax and see how it goes now that we've got a couple of extra days of practice we just get to relax go through plays just make sure we have the

right mind set. " dowling and cedar rapids kennedy kick off at 7:06 pm monday night from the dome. local 5 will be there to bring you all of the coverage you need at 6 and 10. dowling trying to make history as the first team to three peat in 4a history. jon: one year after winning the school's first ever state football championship-- pella repeated it again last night at the uni-dome. the beat norwalk 31-17 to claim the 3a title. it will send this group of 27 seniors out as champions-- and have them leaving a football legacy behind. "the group of seniors we have is amazing. i can't praise them enough. we've been such a tight knit group for so long and we have so many guys still out their senior year. we started in 7th grade with 70 guys out for football and now to 27 it's just amazing to see those guys go on together to not only bond but be outstanding on the football field is incredible. we knew that if we were going to win this game that we would have to bring our a-

game and that's exactly what we did tonight. i'm so proud of my team and i'm so happy for all of my coaches. they deserve it, they're the best and back... you're watching local

iowa as the winter storm warning continues into the night. snow will continue to fall and accumulate into the evening hours with heavy snow possible in parts of central iowa from 3 pm to 8 pm . after this, the snow will start to taper off from west to east and finally end shortly after midnight for much of central iowa. most areas in central and northern iowa will see more than 6" of snow with some locations getting more than 8" possibly.

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