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Wednesday sees a return to sunshine, although winds still may be strong. The winds will be breezy out west, but not as bad. Farther east, they will still be gusty, but should come down by the afternoon. High temperatures will mostly be in the 40s, although some with snow cover may remain in the 30s.

An unusually powerful March storm is trekking across the country with a wide range of hazards, from strong winds that could set off blizzard conditions and dust storms to severe thunderstorms that could produce tornadoes.

Persistent northwest winds up to 65 mph will lead to difficult - if not dangerous - travel Wednesday morning.Winds will continue to increase as snow falls, lead

Blizzard warning for most of Iowa Most of Iowa, including central Iowa counties such as Polk, Dallas, Story, Boone, Madison and Warren, fall under a blizzard warning. The warning goes into effect at midnight and will last until 3 p.