TODAY AND TONIGHT:
WINTER PRECIPITATION WILL CONTINUE TO IMPACT THE MISSOURI OZARKS
AND SOUTHEAST KANSAS TODAY. ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF
AROUND ONE INCH CAN BE EXPECTED ALONG THE HIGHWAY 71 CORRIDOR.
POINTS ALONG AND WEST OF THE HIGHWAY 65 CORRIDOR WILL SEE
PRIMARILY LIGHT FREEZING RAIN WITH ACCUMULATIONS AROUND ONE
TENTH OF AN INCH. PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE AREA WILL CHANGE OVER
TO RAIN BY AFTERNOON WITH TEMPERATURES RISING ABOVE FREEZING.
THOSE WITH TRAVEL PLANS SHOULD CLOSELY CONTINUE TO MONITOR
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OUTLOOKS AND FORECASTS FOR THE LATEST
UPDATES. THIS WINTER STORM WILL IMPACT ADJACENT AREAS OF
NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA...EASTERN KANSAS AND NORTHWEST MISSOURI.
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY:
THE COMBINATION OF WARMING TEMPERATURES AND THE RECENT SNOWFALL
WILL RESULT IN AN ADDITIONAL THREAT FOR FLOODING EARLY NEXT
WEEK. FLOODING OF CREEKS...LOW WATER CROSSINGS... AND MAIN STEM
RIVERS WILL ALL BE POSSIBLE.
