We've had two snow events already, totaling 3.2". However, both occurred very late at night/early morning, so I've still barely seen any snow actually fall.
That sneaky band of snow across southern Iowa today has dropped 4-7" from Ottumwa to a couple counties west of there. This morning the nws was only talking about less than an inch falling in that area.
It'll be interesting to see what the nws and local mets do. This morning they all basically said, "Nothing to see here", for the corridor through Cedar Rapids.
The western edge of the clouds is from Waterloo to the Quad Cities, and that's where the highest gusts have been so far.
Waterloo: 52 mph
Cedar Rapids: 49 mph
Iowa City: 53 mph
Davenport: 49 mph
There are some nice reds in my neighborhood, but they're dropping quickly. There is a nice, big, red maple outside of my bedroom window that has perhaps 1/4 of its leaves remaining.
I only saw a few flurries last night. Our temperature is, again, lagging behind what the models suggested. We are just now nearing 32 for the first time this season. I'm hoping the brief time near freezing will limit the plant damage.