WEATHER BLOG: Preparations should start now as winter storm chances increase

Category: Weather

A winter storm is expected to impact the Kansas City region this weekend, with preparations advised due to potential ice and snow accumulation. Light wintry mix will begin Saturday evening, escalating to widespread freezing rain, sleet, and snow overnight into Sunday. Major travel impacts are anticipated, with possible school closures early next week due to dangerously cold conditions and significant snow totals exceeding 4 inches in some areas.

Keywords: Winter Storm, Kansas City, Weather Alert

Source: KMBC Kansas City

Update At: 1/3/2025

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