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Kansas City, MO – A massive winter storm is set to blanket the Midwest this weekend, bringing blizzard conditions, heavy snow, and dangerous ice from Kansas to Indiana.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the storm will begin early Sunday, with snow intensifying by afternoon across Missouri and Kansas. Snowfall totals may reach up to 15 inches in some areas, with Kansas City and St. Louis among the hardest-hit cities. Wind gusts exceeding 40 mph will create whiteout conditions, severely impacting travel on I-70 and I-35.
Freezing rain is expected across southern Missouri and Kentucky, with ice accumulation over 0.5 inches possible, causing downed power lines and widespread outages. Residents across the Midwest are urged to stock up on essentials, avoid unnecessary travel, and stay updated on local weather alerts.
The storm will shift east by Monday, bringing heavy snow and freezing rain to Indiana and Ohio. Bitterly cold temperatures will persist across the Midwest through midweek, with wind chills dropping below zero in some areas.
Emergency officials recommend preparing vehicles with emergency supplies and checking state transportation websites for updated road conditions.
Stay informed through local broadcasts and weather apps to ensure safety as the storm progresses.
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