Snow and dangerous winds set to impact travel
Low snow totals likely in Kansas City. So why is metro under blizzard warning?
The weather service defines a blizzard as a severe snowstorm in which winds must be sustained or frequently gusting at least 35 mph, falling or blowing snow must reduce visibility to 1/4 mile or less, and these conditions must persist for at least three hours. Blizzard warnings are rare in Kansas City, according to data examined by The Star.
Blowing snow marred visibilities while strong winds brought down power lines, trees, and damaged some structures.
At least three people were killed as a powerful winter storm created blizzard conditions across parts of the Midwest, part of a sprawling storm that brought a dangerous mix of severe weather, ...
Winter storms every few weeks have taken a toll on small businesses, who spend more to deal with snow and lose profits when ...
Near-blizzard conditions with high winds and blowing snow created havoc on metro-area roadways Wednesday morning. I-435 was ...
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A home security camera video caught a fast and furious snow plow driver in Tuesday, speeding through a residential street in ...
A powerful late winter/early spring storm will surge through the Kansas City area this week, threatening to bring heavy rains ...
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How windy was it, and how much snow fell in Kansas City?KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Strong overnight winds have caused some power outages and downed limbs throughout the region. The winds ...
Strong to severe storms are expected to move across central to southeast Kansas, arriving in Wichita sometime between ...
Unlike Kansas City’s weather, there’s one thing that never changes — Neighbor2Neighbor. The organization provides food, ...
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