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  • Fueling Hope holds annual gas giveaway in Des Moines


    Fueling Hope is giving away gas again this year in east Des Moines to support families.

    What is the Fueling Hope Annual Gas Giveaway?

    The Fueling Hope Annual Gas Giveaway is a community-driven initiative aimed at supporting families in need by providing free fuel.

    When and where is the gas giveaway?

    The giveaway begins at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, at Kwik Star, 5145 NE 14th St., according to a release from the Rev. Rob Johnson and Fueling Hope. People can start lining up at at the station at noon as volunteers organize them.





    Fueling Hope, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in need, held its annual gas giveaway in Des Moines this past weekend. The event, which took place at a local gas station, aimed to provide assistance to individuals and families struggling to afford fuel for their vehicles.

    Dozens of volunteers were on hand to fill up the tanks of cars that lined up for the giveaway. Many of the recipients expressed their gratitude for the much-needed help, as rising gas prices have put a strain on their finances.

    Fueling Hope founder, Sarah Johnson, spoke about the importance of the event in helping those who are facing financial hardship. “We believe that no one should have to choose between putting food on the table and filling up their gas tanks. Our annual gas giveaway is just one way we can support our community and provide a little bit of relief during these challenging times,” she said.

    The event was made possible through the generous donations of local businesses and community members who support Fueling Hope’s mission. The organization plans to continue hosting the gas giveaway each year to help those in need and spread hope throughout the community.

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  • Dangerously cold wind chills in Des Moines forecast


    Dangerous cold sets in: How low will the temperatures and wind chills go?

    IF YOU’D LIKE TO GO CHECK IT OUT, BETTER BUNDLE UP. IT IS INSIDE, BUT GETTING FROM THE PARKING LOT INTO THE LIBRARY, IT’S GOING TO FEEL BITTERLY COLD OUTSIDE. BUT IT’S STILL THE WARMEST DAY OF THE WEEK. EXACTLY. JUST A COUPLE OF STEPS OUTSIDE. YOU’RE GOING TO FEEL THAT BITTERLY COLD AIR, BUT IT’S WARMER NOW THAN IT WILL BE AT ANY POINT TOMORROW. SO WE ARE LOOKING AT SOME VERY COLD CONDITIONS. BEAUTIFUL SKY RIGHT NOW WITH THE SUNSHINE, BUT CHECK IT OUT FROM INSIDE. I THINK TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW IN THE TEENS WITH WIND CHILLS AROUND FIVE BELOW. THOSE WIND CHILLS WILL REMAIN FIVE BELOW TO ABOUT FIVE ABOVE ALL DAY LONG. SO ABSOLUTELY A FRIGID DAY, BUT EVEN COLDER TOMORROW MORNING. THAT’S WHEN WE’RE LOOKING AT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIND CHILLS TO FALL AROUND 15 TO 25 BELOW ZERO. YEAH, THOSE ARE DANGEROUS WIND CHILLS. WE HAVE IMPACT WEATHER TOMORROW MORNING. MONDAY MORNING AND TUESDAY MORNING BECAUSE OF THOSE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS WIND CHILLS. IT’S JUST GOING TO BE BITTERLY COLD OUT THERE FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. WE HAVE A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY. THIS REPLACES THE WIND CHILL ADVISORIES THAT WE HAD LAST YEAR FOR MOST OF CENTRAL AND NORTHERN IOWA. THIS IS FOR TOMORROW MORNING. WE’LL LIKELY SEE MORE OF THESE ISSUED FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY AS TIME GOES ON, AS THE COLD IS GOING TO BE STICKING AROUND RIGHT NOW, IT’S 11 WITH THAT SUNSHINE, BUT IT FEELS LIKE FIVE BELOW THAT NORTH WIND COMING IN ABOUT 14 MILES AN HOUR. COLDEST ACROSS NORTHERN IOWA, SIX IN MASON CITY WITH A WIND CHILL OF 14 BELOW FIVE IN ALGONA. FEELING LIKE 15 BELOW 14 IN GRINNELL, BUT IT FEELS LIKE TWO BELOW CHARITON SITTING AT 12 FEELS LIKE SIX BELOW. SO MOST OF US LOOKING AT BELOW ZERO WIND CHILLS, IF NOT 10 TO 15 BELOW. AND THAT’S ALL BECAUSE OF THIS NORTH WIND STILL COMING IN 15 TO ALMOST 25 MILES AN HOUR ALL ACROSS THE STATE. AND UNFORTUNATELY, THIS BREEZE, IT’S NOT GOING TO GO ANYWHERE TODAY. SO EVERY TIME YOU STEP OUTSIDE, YOU’RE GOING TO BE GREETED BY THAT STRONG NORTH WIND AND THOSE BITTERLY COLD TEMPERATURES, WIND GUSTS 2025 MILES AN HOUR AT NOON INTO THE EVENING, 2025 MILES AN HOUR. THEY BACK OFF A LITTLE BIT HERE AS WE HEAD INTO SUNDAY, BUT WE’RE STILL LOOKING AT WINDS AROUND 15 TO 25 MILES AN HOUR ALL DAY LONG. SO THAT’S JUST GOING TO MAKE THOSE WIND CHILLS BITTERLY COLD AS TEMPERATURES FALL EVEN MORE TOMORROW. SO THIS AFTERNOON WE TRY TO GET BACK UP TO ABOUT 19 DEGREES. BUT YOU NOTICE OUR WIND CHILLS HERE IN THE BLUE. AND THEY ONLY GET UP TO ABOUT 2 OR 3. SO WE DON’T SEE MUCH RECOVERY AS WE HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON. HOURS 15 UP TOWARD ALGONA, MAYBE 2022, IN LAMONI, BUT OVERALL A VERY COLD DAY TOMORROW THOUGH, JUST BRUTALLY COLD AFTERNOON, HIGH TEMPERATURE OF ONE IN DECORAH, FIVE IN ALGONA, NINE HERE IN DES MOINES. AND OF COURSE, WITH THAT WIND, IT’S GOING TO FEEL EVEN COLDER. SO THIS AFTERNOON WE TRY TO GET THOSE WIND CHILLS ABOVE ZERO. NOT EVERYBODY GETS THERE, THOUGH. PARTS OF NORTHERN IOWA COULD SEE BELOW ZERO. WIND CHILLS ALL DAY LONG. AND THEN TOMORROW MORNING, HERE COMES THAT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS COLD TALKING WIND CHILLS OF 20 TO NEARLY 30 BELOW ZERO, THE COLDEST IN NORTHERN IOWA THAT CAN PRODUCE FROSTBITE VERY, VERY QUICKLY. IF YOU’RE NOT PREPARED FOR THE COLD CONDITIONS AND LOOK AT MONDAY MORNING. YEAH, WE’RE TALKING AIR TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO. AND TUESDAY MORNING LIKELY THE COLDEST FIVE BELOW HERE IN DES MOINES. BUT ALGONA GETTING CLOSE TO TEN BELOW THE AIR TEMPERATURE. THE WIND CHILL, OF COURSE, 15 TO 25 BELOW. SO IMPACT WEATHER SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY FOR THOSE VERY COLD TEMPERATURES. FINALLY WEDNESDAY WE TURN THE CORNER A LITTLE BIT WITH

    Dangerous cold sets in: How low will the temperatures and wind chills go?

    One of the coldest stretches of the season is here and we’ll see morning wind chills dipping to dangerous levels. The normal high this time of year is 31 degrees. Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts | TrafficTemperatures Saturday morning dropped nearly 40 degrees from the mild conditions that we saw Friday afternoon. Morning lows fell into the low teens across central Iowa with single digits in northern Iowa. North winds coming in at 20 to 30mph have pushed wind chills to around 5 below zero in Des Moines, and as cold as -15 in northern Iowa. The north winds will continue all day with occasional gusts up to 30mph possible. That will keep the cold air locked it, making it hard for temperatures to climb much. Highs will likely only be in the mid to upper teens, around 18 or 19 degrees in the metro. Wind chills will remain in the single digits above and below zero all day.Even colder conditions can be expected tonight as the north wind continues at 10 to 20mph. Temperatures will fall toward zero degrees in Des Moines, with lows around -5 in northern Iowa. With the wind, you can expect wind chills in the -15 to -25 degree range, possibly as cold as -30 in northern Iowa. For that reason, a Cold Weather Advisory is in place for most of Iowa through Noon Sunday. Highs on Sunday will likely be stuck in the single digits, with wind chills staying below zero all day.Just how cold will it get? Prepare for dangerously low temperatures to avoid frostbite, other injuriesThe extreme temperatures can lead to health problems and even death if you’re not careful.The wind chill or “feels like” temperature describes how you perceive temperature when it’s very windy. Wind speeds up heat loss from your body by removing the insulating layer of heat, thereby making you feel colder than the actual air temperature. When wind chills drop below -20 degrees, this can lead to frostbite on exposed skin in 30 minutes, and when wind chills are colder than -35 degrees, frostbite can occur in under 10 minutes. During periods of extreme cold you can practice the following tips to keep yourself safe and healthy:Limit time outdoorsCover exposed skinBring pets indoorsMake sure you have a travel safety kit with food and suppliesCheck on vulnerable family and friends.Keep your house safe and warm during cold snapSome important reminders to keep your house safe and warm this winter:Do …Close your garage door.Keep your heat to at least 64 degrees.Seal cracks in windows and doors.Move furniture away from vents and radiators.Close the flue to the fireplace, if you’re not running a fire.Plug space heaters directly into a wall and not an extension cord.Keep your heat on when leaving the house. Pipes can burst if it’s too cold in your house.Don’t …Don’t use gas stoves or ovens to heat your home.Don’t use a generator in your house.

    DES MOINES, Iowa —

    One of the coldest stretches of the season is here and we’ll see morning wind chills dipping to dangerous levels. The normal high this time of year is 31 degrees.

    Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts | Traffic

    Temperatures Saturday morning dropped nearly 40 degrees from the mild conditions that we saw Friday afternoon. Morning lows fell into the low teens across central Iowa with single digits in northern Iowa. North winds coming in at 20 to 30mph have pushed wind chills to around 5 below zero in Des Moines, and as cold as -15 in northern Iowa. The north winds will continue all day with occasional gusts up to 30mph possible. That will keep the cold air locked it, making it hard for temperatures to climb much. Highs will likely only be in the mid to upper teens, around 18 or 19 degrees in the metro. Wind chills will remain in the single digits above and below zero all day.

    Even colder conditions can be expected tonight as the north wind continues at 10 to 20mph. Temperatures will fall toward zero degrees in Des Moines, with lows around -5 in northern Iowa. With the wind, you can expect wind chills in the -15 to -25 degree range, possibly as cold as -30 in northern Iowa. For that reason, a Cold Weather Advisory is in place for most of Iowa through Noon Sunday. Highs on Sunday will likely be stuck in the single digits, with wind chills staying below zero all day.

    Just how cold will it get?

    At 8 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -12, and much colder the farther north you go in Iowa.

    Hearst Owned

    At 8 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -12, and much colder the farther north you go in Iowa.

    At 7 a.m. Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -12, and much colder the farther north you go in Iowa.

    Hearst Owned

    At 7 a.m. Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -12, and much colder the farther north you go in Iowa.

    At 5 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -19, with areas in northeast Iowa dipping into the negative-30 territory.

    Hearst Owned

    At 5 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, Des Moines will have a wind chill of -19, with areas in northeast Iowa dipping into the negative-30 territory.

    Prepare for dangerously low temperatures to avoid frostbite, other injuries

    The extreme temperatures can lead to health problems and even death if you’re not careful.

    The wind chill or “feels like” temperature describes how you perceive temperature when it’s very windy. Wind speeds up heat loss from your body by removing the insulating layer of heat, thereby making you feel colder than the actual air temperature. When wind chills drop below -20 degrees, this can lead to frostbite on exposed skin in 30 minutes, and when wind chills are colder than -35 degrees, frostbite can occur in under 10 minutes.

    During periods of extreme cold you can practice the following tips to keep yourself safe and healthy:

    • Limit time outdoors
    • Cover exposed skin
    • Bring pets indoors
    • Make sure you have a travel safety kit with food and supplies
    • Check on vulnerable family and friends.

    Keep your house safe and warm during cold snap

    Some important reminders to keep your house safe and warm this winter:

    Do …

    • Close your garage door.
    • Keep your heat to at least 64 degrees.
    • Seal cracks in windows and doors.
    • Move furniture away from vents and radiators.
    • Close the flue to the fireplace, if you’re not running a fire.
    • Plug space heaters directly into a wall and not an extension cord.
    • Keep your heat on when leaving the house. Pipes can burst if it’s too cold in your house.

    Don’t …

    • Don’t use gas stoves or ovens to heat your home.
    • Don’t use a generator in your house.



    Attention Des Moines residents: Dangerously cold wind chills are forecasted for the upcoming days. Please exercise caution and take necessary precautions to stay safe and warm. Stay indoors as much as possible, wear multiple layers of clothing, and limit your time outside. Make sure to check on elderly neighbors and those without shelter. Stay informed and stay safe during this extreme weather event. #DesMoines #ColdWeatherSafety

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  • Snow and slick roads return to Des Moines today

    Snow and slick roads return to Des Moines today


    Weather impact day for snow around central Iowa

    TOWARD THE METRO, RIGHT IN TIME FOR RUSH HOUR. AND SO IT IS IT LOOKS LIKE IT’S FLYING HORIZONTALLY. SO WE YOU SAY IT’S A THICK BAND MARCHING THIS WAY. AND THAT’S WHAT IS GOING TO IMPACT VISIBILITY. EXACTLY. YEAH. EVEN THE LIGHTER STUFF STILL GOING TO IMPACT IT, BUT NOT AS MUCH AS WHAT I’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT. AS FAR AS THE THICKER BAND OUT TO THE WEST RIGHT NOW, OUR SKY CAMS SHOWING PRINCIPAL PARK CAMERA NOT REALLY ANY FLAKES GOING ON INSIDE THE DOWNTOWN AREA, HOWEVER. SEVEN OAKS, THAT’S WHERE WE’RE DEFINITELY SEEING MORE OF THAT ACTIVITY. SOME ACTUAL SNOW. YOU DON’T NEED THE SNOW MAKERS IN THE SEVEN OAKS AND BOONE COUNTY THIS MORNING. AS THE SNOW CONTINUES TO MAKE ITS WAY OVER THE STATE RIGHT NOW, HYPER FOCUSED ON THE METRO IN DES MOINES DOWNTOWN, NOT REALLY SEEING THAT THAT’S GOING TO BE EVEN PERIODS OVER ALTOONA GOING TOWARDS PLEASANT HILL, SEEING SOME OF THE LIGHT FLAKES ALREADY, SOME PARTIALLY COVERED ROADS BEING REPORTED THIS DIRECTION, BUT REALLY FARTHER NORTH, LIKE OVER ANKENY TOWARDS AMES AS WELL. BUT THE THICKER BAND OF SNOW, THAT DARKER SHADE OF BLUE THAT’S GOING TO REDUCE VISIBILITIES UNDERNEATH A MILE, POTENTIALLY EVEN SOME WHITEOUT CONDITIONS EMBEDDED IN THAT BAND IS WHAT WE CAN EXPECT, AS THAT HEAVIER SNOW MAKES ITS WAY CLOSER, NOT TOO FAR AWAY. IT’S JUST NOW ENTERING GUTHRIE COUNTY, GOING INTO GREENE COUNTY AND ALSO ADAIR COUNTY CURRENTLY. SO IT IS KNOCKING ON OUR DOOR AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF THIS MORNING, HOUR BY HOUR, TRACKING THAT BAND AND ALSO THE LIGHT SNOW TO MODERATE SNOW AHEAD OF IT THROUGHOUT THE MORNING. IT’S GOING TO CONTINUE TO MAKE ITS WAY EAST, KEEPING ITS STRUCTURE. IT’S NOT GOING TO WIND DOWN. THIS IS NOT A WEAKENING SYSTEM. IT’S GOING TO STAY PRETTY CONSISTENT THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE MORNING. THAT BAND TOUCHING THE I-35 CORRIDOR CLOSER AROUND THE 8 TO 9:00 HOUR OR SO ALONG I-35. TRAVEL IS GOING TO BE RATHER TREACHEROUS. NOT JUST SLICK ROADS, BUT AGAIN, THOSE EXTREME LOWERED VISIBILITIES WITH THIS AS IT CONTINUES TO MAKE ITS WAY FARTHER EAST, WE’RE STILL GOING TO BE LOOKING AT SNOW OVER POLK COUNTY, OVER THE METRO BY 10 A.M., BUT IT DOES START TO WIND DOWN BY AROUND THE LUNCHTIME HOUR. AND MAINLY THE SNOW IS NOW ALL EAST OF I-35. CATCHING A BREAK AND EVEN COULD EVEN CLEAR THINGS UP FOR THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON AFTER THE SNOW PUSHES OUT. BY 5:00 ON OUR RIDE HOME. NOT DEALING WITH ANY MORE OF THAT SNOW, BUT THIS IS WHAT’S GOING TO LEAVE IN ITS WAKE. AROUND 2 TO 4IN FOR CENTRAL IOWA. ALONG THAT I-80 CORRIDOR AND SOME AREAS OF THE SOUTHEAST AND NORTHWEST OF THERE. SO WE’RE SEEING THE MOST IMPRESSIVE TOTALS WITH THIS, BUT THEN NORTH AND SOUTH OF THAT, YOU MAY CLOSE AROUND A TRACE TO TWO INCHES OF SNOW FOR, AGAIN, NORTHERN IOWA AND SOUTHERN IOWA. THEN FOR THE REST OF FRIDAY, WE’RE PRETTY MUCH DONE. WE’RE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, SOME CLOUD COVER HOLDING ON TO THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE STATE. THIS IS ALL AHEAD OF THE NEXT SYSTEM MOVING IN FOR THE WEEKEND. THAT WILL BE SATURDAY NIGHT. WE’RE TALKING AFTER MIDNIGHT AND THEN GOING ALL THE WAY INTO SUNDAY. THE BULK OF THIS SYSTEM, THE MAIN FOCUS OF THIS NEXT WEEKEND SYSTEM, WILL BE SOUTH OF IOWA, BUT IT IS EXPECTED TO CLIP THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS FARTHER SOUTH OF I-80. POSSIBLE AND CENTRAL IOWA UNLIKELY. THE FARTHER NORTH YOU GO. SO ALONG HIGHWAY 20 AND NORTH OF THERE. NOT GOING TO SEE A GREAT CHANCE OF SNOW THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND. THIS IS A SYSTEM THAT STILL CAN CHANGE ITS TRAJECTORY, ITS PATH. SO I’M GOING TO KEEP AN EYE ON THIS AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF THIS WEEK. I’M REALLY GOING TO BETTER INFORMATION, MORE ACCURATE INFORMATION GOING THROUGH THE REST OF TODAY, GOING INTO TOMORROW, AS FAR AS WHAT TO EXPECT FOR SUNDAY MORNING. SNOW WRAPS UP AS WE GET IN THE AFTERNOON. HIGHS RIGHT NEAR 30 DEGREES, NOT BREAKING THE FREEZING POINT SO THAT SNOW IS GOING TO STICK EASILY. IT WILL STAY WITH US AS WE GO INTO THE WEEKEND EVEN. BUT THEN SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY, COLDER TEMPERATURES, ANOTHER ROUND OF SNOW POSSIBLE, AND THEN WE’LL BE LOOKING AT SOME COLDER TEMPERATURES EVEN MORE AS WE GO INTO NEXT WEEK. HI

    Weather impact day for snow around central Iowa

    Today is a Weather Impact day.Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts The snow is moving in from the west this morning and we will see road conditions deteriorate through the AM hours. The snowfall will come to an end early to mid afternoon, but there will be around 2 to 4 inches of light, fluffy snow over much of central Iowa. A trace up to 2 inches farther north and south. Most of the road conditions will be improved for the ride home from work depending on the DOT road maintenance and the amount of sky clearing afterwards. The snow will stick with colder temperatures building in for the weekend. The next round of snow will return Saturday night and through most of the day Sunday. It will be a gradual snowfall mainly after midnight Saturday and becoming the heaviest through Sunday morning going into the afternoon. The snow is expected to wrap up overnight Sunday. The accumulations aren’t quite clear, but it is trending to be heaviest over southern Iowa and lighter farther north. The bulk of the snow and main focus of this snow storm is expected to over the states to our south. Arctic air will follow with temperatures dropping into the teens and single digits for most of next week. Iowa weather forecast:Today: Snow likely between 6am and 4pm. 2 to 4 inches of snow expected. High 30F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.Tonight: A few clouds overnight. Low 12F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 20F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.Tomorrow Night: Partly cloudy. Low near 10F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.

    DES MOINES, Iowa —

    Today is a Weather Impact day.

    Interactive Radar | Weather Alerts

    The snow is moving in from the west this morning and we will see road conditions deteriorate through the AM hours. The snowfall will come to an end early to mid afternoon, but there will be around 2 to 4 inches of light, fluffy snow over much of central Iowa. A trace up to 2 inches farther north and south. Most of the road conditions will be improved for the ride home from work depending on the DOT road maintenance and the amount of sky clearing afterwards. The snow will stick with colder temperatures building in for the weekend.

    The next round of snow will return Saturday night and through most of the day Sunday. It will be a gradual snowfall mainly after midnight Saturday and becoming the heaviest through Sunday morning going into the afternoon. The snow is expected to wrap up overnight Sunday. The accumulations aren’t quite clear, but it is trending to be heaviest over southern Iowa and lighter farther north. The bulk of the snow and main focus of this snow storm is expected to over the states to our south. Arctic air will follow with temperatures dropping into the teens and single digits for most of next week.

    Iowa weather forecast:

    Today: Snow likely between 6am and 4pm. 2 to 4 inches of snow expected. High 30F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph.

    Tonight: A few clouds overnight. Low 12F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.

    Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High 20F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.

    Tomorrow Night: Partly cloudy. Low near 10F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.



    Get ready, Des Moines residents! Snow and slick roads are making a comeback today. With winter weather moving in, it’s important to take extra precautions while driving.

    Make sure to allow extra time for your commute, drive at a safe speed, and keep a safe distance between you and other vehicles. Be prepared for potentially hazardous road conditions and stay alert while behind the wheel.

    If you don’t have to be out on the roads, it’s best to stay home and wait for the weather to pass. Let’s all do our part to stay safe and make sure everyone gets to their destination without any incidents. Stay safe, Des Moines!

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