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Kansas City snow | Here’s the timeline and how much to expect

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                    It's snowing all over Kansas City. Monday is First Alert Weather Warning Day. The Winter Weather Advisory will remain in effect until Monday evening. Some storms have already begun in the area, but the more noticeable snowfall occurs just after sunrise. This will continue throughout the day, causing steady, light snowfall that will continue into the evening. Since the temperature will be around 20, anything that falls will stick, even on the roads. Many area school districts have decided to either cancel classes or use virtual learning days. Travel will be slow at times for both morning and afternoon. Timeline Early Monday (about 2-4 p.m.): The first layers develop in eastern Kansas 7-9 p.m.: Snow becomes more widespread across the metro. Afternoon to noon: A moderate band of snow may move in, reducing visibility and covering roads rapidly. After 6 pm: Snow tapers off and moves out by about 8 pm. Snowfall is expected in most. Metro: 2 to 3 inches North of I-70: 3.5 to 4 inches possible South of the city: 1 to 2 inches If you have to skip school, work or travel on Monday, plan for safe locations and extra travel time.
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                    <strong class="dateline">KANSAS CITY, MO.-</strong>                                                     <p>It's snowing all over Kansas City. Monday is First Alert Weather Warning Day. The Winter Weather Advisory will remain in effect until Monday evening.

Some storms have already begun in the area, but the more noticeable snowfall occurs just after sunrise.

(Click here to track radar)

This will continue throughout the day, causing steady, light snowfall that will continue into the evening.

Since temperatures will be around the 20s, anything that falls will stick, even on the roads.

Many area school districts have decided to either cancel classes or use virtual learning days.

(Click here to track the closing)

Travel will be slow both in the morning and afternoon.

Time

  • Early Monday morning (about 2-4 p.m.): The first layers developed over eastern Kansas.
  • 7-9am: Snow becomes more widespread across the metro
  • Afternoon to midday: A moderate band of snow may arrive, reducing visibility and covering roads quickly.
  • After 6 pm: Snow tapers off and ends around 8 pm

Expected Snowfall Totals

  • Most Metro: 2 to 3 inches
  • North of I-70: 3.5 to 4 inches possible
  • South of the city: 1 to 2 inches

If you have to miss school, work, or travel on Monday, plan for convenient locations and extra travel time.

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