Winter Storm On the Way
By: William Seay
Updated: February 25, 2013
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) We got around six inches of snow from the storm that moved through last week.
Kansas City's airport officially registered 9.2 inches.
Other areas saw much more than that.
We have another low pressure approaching our region from the southwest, and when it gets close to us the result could be the same as last week.
Temperatures and moisture suggest wet snow beginning overnight Monday into Tuesday, with the heaviest snow on Tuesday morning.
Realistically, St. Joseph and northwest Missouri could see between 3 and 7 inches of additional snowfall.
More accumulation is expected in areas to our south.
Just like the last storm, the snow totals are dependent on the track of the low pressure, which we will have to keep an eye on even as the storm is knocking on our doorstep.
Kansas City's airport officially registered 9.2 inches.
Other areas saw much more than that.
We have another low pressure approaching our region from the southwest, and when it gets close to us the result could be the same as last week.
Temperatures and moisture suggest wet snow beginning overnight Monday into Tuesday, with the heaviest snow on Tuesday morning.
Realistically, St. Joseph and northwest Missouri could see between 3 and 7 inches of additional snowfall.
More accumulation is expected in areas to our south.
Just like the last storm, the snow totals are dependent on the track of the low pressure, which we will have to keep an eye on even as the storm is knocking on our doorstep.
