Kansas City is bracing for significant snowfall, with predictions of up to 6 inches of snow beginning late Thursday and continuing into Friday. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory that will be in effect from 6 PM Thursday through 9 AM Friday. The heaviest snowfall is expected overnight, potentially leading to hazardous road conditions. As of the latest updates, local officials advise residents to stay indoors unless travel is absolutely necessary. Kansas City Public Schools announced the closure of all schools Friday due to the severe weather, stating, “We want to ensure the safety of our students and staff during this difficult weather event.” Meanwhile, local meteorologist Bryan Busby noted “The roads will become snow-covered and slippery by early Friday morning,” urging drivers to exercise caution. In addition, major highways and interstates are likely to be impacted, with plowing crews working diligently through the night. Various other school districts in the region are also expected to announce closures and delays as the snowfall continues. Residents are advised to monitor local news for updates and to prepare for potential power outages as the winter storm progresses.
Severe Winter Weather Hits Kansas City: Snow, School Closings and Advisory Alerts
