Winter Storm Frames Kansas City Metro

Kansas City, Mo. (KCTV) – A first Warn Weather Day has been declared as we continue to bring a winter storm system from the West. Moderate to heavy snow and shower activity is expected for the rest of the morning into the very early afternoon. The storm system from early morning updates indicates that it will quickly end through the region, allowing the snowfall to be diminished to be diminished from 24 hours ago. Missouri River Valley is now more likely to see a widespread accumulation of between 3 and 5 inches with local areas possibly up to 7 inches. This snowfall is dry light and fluffy so it will be easy to push. Once the storm has passed, the wind throws will up to 25 km / h. Be careful to commute all day.

With all these, temperatures are expected to reach only the lower 20s, and it is more likely that it will occur in the morning rather than in the afternoon. Cold Canadian air will continue to pour in from the north and tomorrow morning single -digit low temperatures will be common with sensitive temperatures ranging from -5 ° to -15 °. A first warning is issued for Thursday due to significant cold conditions.

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Temperatures will gradually rise, and by Friday afternoon high temperatures in the upper 30s will be common, allowing for some of this snowfall that we get today to melt. That said, a new storm system is on the horizon for Saturday, which could result in another inch for 3 accumulation.

Temperatures then fall significantly with the Morning Low temperatures in the individual digits for the rest of the weekend at the beginning of next week, and once again another option for snow showers can see the next Tuesday.

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