Arctic Blast Slams Iowa: When It'll Feel 35-Below

Following the fast-moving snow storm earlier this week, residents will be hit with dangerously high winds and long stretches of sub-zero temperatures.

Across Iowa, a wind chill warning is in effect. Residents are advised to take caution when outdoors.

The wave of cold air will produce winds of up to 30 mph and continue throughout the week. Winds will reach 15 mph in the afternoon and continue to gain speeds of over 20 mph into the early morning, causing temperatures to plummet to -30 F for several hours, according to AccuWeather.

Alongside freezing wind chill, the fast-moving winter storm Gorgon heads east but effects will continue to linger, causing possible snow flurries in certain areas, according to The Weather Channel.

Frigid below freezing temperatures will continue through the week, reaching a high of 27 F on Thursday morning before returning to single digits.

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