Kansas City, MOA Before a more powerful winter storm arrives in the middle of the week, a light snow event might pass across the Kansas City region late Monday night into Tuesday. It is anticipated that there will be very little snowfall, with much of the region receiving less than an inch of accumulation.
Kansas City’s National Weather Service (NWS) warned that dry air may restrict snowfall, leaving some places with either a dusting or no accumulation at all. The main effects of the system are anticipated to occur overnight into early Tuesday morning, with low to moderate confidence for snowfall consequences.
Forecasters caution that a bigger winter storm is predicted to affect the area by Wednesday, perhaps bringing heavier snowfall, even though this wave of snow is only expected to be modest. It is advised that locals keep abreast of weather advisories and adjust their plans in anticipation of shifting circumstances throughout the week.
Visit the NWS Kansas City webpage or heed local weather advisories for the most recent information.