(Des Moines, IA) -- Official snow totals are coming in across Iowa with many areas in North Central, Central, and South Central Iowa getting close to a foot of snow.
Des Moines gets the top snow total in the state as of 7:00 a.m. with 14.3 inches of snow.
Some of the other top totals include:
Algona 11.0
Ames 12
Cedar Falls 7.5
Cedar Rapids 5.5
Davenport 4.0
Des Moines 14.3
Indianola 8.5
Iowa City 7.0
Knoxville 9.5
Marion 6.0
Newton 7.5
Oskaloosa 11.5
Ottumwa 11.5
Polk City 9.0
Quad City Airport 4.6
Urbandale 11.0
Waukee 11.0
Waterloo 7.3
West Des Moines 11.5
Winterset 7.0
National Weather Service meteorologist Alan Curtis tells our newsroom what's next.
"We are not looking at any real chance for multiple inches of snow over the next seven days." Curtis says.
"And on the temperature side, we are going to warm up over the next few days, a little bit above freezing, but not quite 40s and 50s (like we had last week).
"By the time we get to mid-week we are going to see a little bit of a cold blast, though." Curtis says.
The Friday snow storm brought ice and heavy wet snow to most of Iowa.
"Especially the early stuff. It was really heavy, wet, really nasty snow to deal with. By night it really got to that fluffier snow that was able to blow around." Curtis says.
Snow map from Iowa State University Environmental Mesonet.