Winter Storm and Winter Weather in Missouri, February 23 to 24, 2022

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet with a little snow mixed in at times and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-MD-5, 7 miles west of Anderson reported 0.5 inches of sleet, while a public report of 0.8 inches of sleet accumulation was received in Noel. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer in Cassville reported a total of 1.0 inches of sleet, along with a glaze of ice. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported. Highway 90 in the southern section of the county was closed for a while due to the hazardous road conditions.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. A public report via Social Media of an estimated 0.5 inches of sleet accumulation occurred with the first round. The second round dropped another 0.2 inches of sleet and snow. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-JS-30, 4 miles east of Carthage reported 0.6 inches of sleet and 0.3 inches of snowfall. Meanwhile the ASOS at the Joplin Regional Airport reported near .10 of an inch if ice accumulation. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-LW-4, 6 miles west northwest of Miller reported 1.3 inches of sleet and snow and a glaze of ice. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. A public report of a measured 1.0 inches of sleet was reported 1 mile east southeast of West Branson. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the morning hours of February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer 7 miles north of Lamar reported 2.5 inches of sleet and snow accumulation, with most it falling as snow. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Christian County Emergency Manager reported 0.5 inches of sleet, while COCORaHS station MO-CR-20 4 miles east northeast of Clever reported 0.7 inches of sleet. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer in Lockwood reported 0.5 inches of sleet with the first round and another 0.1 inches of sleet and snow with the second round. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. An amateur radio operator 1 mile west northwest of Kirbyville reported 1.5 inches of sleet, with another public report of 2 inches of sleet in Branson. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Widespread 0.5 to 1.0 inch sleet amounts were reported around the county. A NWS employee in Republic reported 1.0 inches of sleet accumulations, with an Emergency Manager reporting 0.5 inches of sleet in Fair Grove. Meanwhile the ASOS at the Springfield Branson National Airport reported 0.08 inches of ice accumulation. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported. The Greene County Commission closed county government offices.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Amateur Radio reports of total sleet accumulations of 1.0 inches fells in Ava, Squires and 2 miles east of Brushy Knob. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Numerous Amateur Radio reports of total sleet accumulations of between 1 and 2.5 inches were reported around the county. Pontiac and Tecumseh reported 2.5 inches of total sleet accumulations. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer 3 miles north northeast of Northview reported 1.0 inch of sleet accumulation. The Emergency Manager in Seymour also reported 0.8 inches of sleet. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Several amateur radio reports of 0.5 inches of sleet accumulation was received from Mountain Grove as well as 4 miles north northeast of Odin. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the midday February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-HL-30 10 miles south of West Plains reported a total sleet accumulation of 0.7 inches, while other public reports around the county were around 0.5 inches. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-FSA-217 near Nevada reported 1 inch of sleet and snow, with most it falling as snow. Roads became covered with some accidents being reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. A trained spotter reported a total sleet and snow accumulation of 1.8 inches, which most was sleet. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The CoCoRaHS sation MO-PL-19 near Goodson reported a total sleet accumulation of 1.2 inches. Meanwhile the public works department reported 2.0 inches of sleet and snow, with much of it falling within 90 minutes. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The CoCoRaHS sation MO-DL-10 2.7 miles north northeast of Urbana reported a total snow and sleet accumulation of 2.5 inches, with most of it reported as snow. Further south in Buffalo, reports from the public of an inch of sleet accumulation. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the late morning hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The CoCoRaHS sation MO-LD-23 near Lebanon reported a total sleet accumulation of 1.0 inch, along with a glaze of ice. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly sleet, some snow and freezing rain and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Broadcast media reported 1.5 inches of total sleet accumulation in Thayer. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. A measured 2.0 inches of snow was reported in Stockton. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer at Fort Leonard Wood reported around 0.5 inches of sleet and snow. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Emergency Manager in Camdenton reported a measured 1.7 inches of snow and sleet, with most of it snow. Roads became covered.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday of February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer in Appleton City reported 0.5 inches of sleet and snow accumulation, with most it falling as snow. Roads became covered with numerous accidents being reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer at Pomme De Terre Dam reported a total sleet and snowfall accumulation of 2.5 inches, with most falling as snow. Other reports of 2 to 2.5 inches were found around the county. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly sleet and a little snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer in Rolla reported 1.0 inch of sleet with the first round and another 1.2 inches of sleet and snow with the second round. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly sleet and some freezing rain and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer 3 miles southwest of Winona reported a total sleet and snow accumulation of 1.8 inches, which was mainly all sleet. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the early afternoon of February 23, which was mainly sleet and snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. CoCoRaHS station MO-DT-14 3.5 miles east of Salem reported a total sleet accumulation around 1.0 inches with only a trace of snow. Other public reports near Salem were around 1.0 inches of sleet. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began during the early afternoon of February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer 1 mile northwest of Iberia measured 1.3 inches of total of sleet and snow, with most of it snow. Roads became covered.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around during the early afternoon hours of February 23, which was mainly sleet and a little snow and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Reports of around an inch of sleet and was reported, especially across the far southern sections of the county. Roads became covered with numerous schools closed and numerous accidents were reported.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began around midday February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet, freezing rain and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. The Cooperative Observer 3 miles northwest of Cole Camp reported a total snow and sleet accumulation of 0.3 inches, while the CoCoRaHS station MO-BT-11 3.8 miles north northeast of Warsaw reported a total of 0.5 inches.

Two rounds of wintry precipitation fell across the county. The first round began the early afternoon February 23, which was mainly snow and a little sleet and the second round fell during the morning hours of February 24 and was sleet and snow. Thunder was reported with the second round, which produced brief, but heavy precipitation rates. Overall, public estimates of around an inch of main snow fell, mainly over the southern sections of the county. Roads became covered.