Northeast Kansas residents woke up to a winter wonderland on Thursday as snowfall blanketed the region. The area experienced several inches of accumulation, causing slick roads and hazardous driving conditions. The winter weather advisory prompted schools to close and urged residents to stay home if possible.
The snowstorm impacted various parts of Northeast Kansas, including Topeka and Manhattan, as well as surrounding rural areas. Officials advised caution while driving and recommended staying off the roads unless absolutely necessary.
Despite the winter weather, many residents took advantage of the snowfall by building snowmen, sledding, and enjoying the scenic beauty of the landscape. Local authorities were busy plowing and salting the roads to ensure safe passage for motorists.
The snowstorm is expected to gradually taper off later in the day, with clearing skies and cold temperatures remaining. Residents are advised to dress warmly and exercise caution while commuting. Stay tuned for further updates on road conditions and weather alerts.
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