KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Lee's Summit and Overland Park could see up to an inch of snow before day is over, while in Kansas City, we likely won't see much more than a dusting.
Meteorologist George Waldenberger says the southern edge of the metro could see up to an inch, and as you head farther south into Harrisonville, Mo., and Ottawa, Kan., there could be up to 2 inches.
We’ll likely only see a dusting to a half-inch of snow in the metro, George says, as the heaviest of the snow is falling outside the viewing area to our south.
Winter Weather Advisories
(What's That?) remained in effect for Anderson, Franklin, Linn and Miami counties in Kansas and Bates, Cass, Henry, Johnson and Pettis counties in Missouri.
See Active AlertsA dusting had covered some side roads south of Kansas City by as early as 4 a.m. and while flurries could be seen on the Plaza, no accumulation was evident by 8 a.m.
Though the snow will be nothing like the storms we saw over Christmas and the first week of the new year, commuters are reminded that it doesn’t take much snow for the roads to become slick.
If you’re traveling in or out of Kansas City or the surrounding areas today, be sure to check the Winter Weather Information Center for the latest traffic conditions, KCI flight info and everything else you need to know to keep you safe in winter weather.
