A blizzard warning has been issued for Kansas City as strong winds and bursts of snow are expected to impact travel overnight into Wednesday. With wind gusts up to 60 mph and snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches, limited visibility and power outages are major concerns for the region. Residents are advised to stay indoors and monitor road conditions, as well as check for school closures and snow removal policies in their area.
The storm is expected to clear out by Wednesday afternoon, with temperatures dropping to 26 degrees overnight and reaching a high of 37 on Wednesday. Roadside assistance is available by dialing 47 in Kansas and 55 in Missouri, while snow plow progress can be monitored through live maps for various communities in the Kansas City metro area. Power outages can be tracked through utility companies’ websites, and detailed snow removal policies are available for different cities and counties. Stay informed and stay safe during this winter weather event.
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