Winter Storm and Winter Weather in Missouri, March 10 to 11, 2022

A band of snow moved through during the evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. The Cooperative Observer in Nevada reported a total snow accumulation of 4.1 inches and a public report of 4.5 inches of snow accumulation was also reported in Nevada.

A band of snow moved through during the evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. The Cooperative Observer in Appleton City reported a total snow accumulation of 6.3 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Snow totals generally ranged from 4 to 5 inches across the county, with the highest amount of 5.0 inches reported by the Cooperative Observer in Cole Camp.

A band of snow moved through during the evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. A public report in Stover measured a total snow accumulation of 4 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the late evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Generally between 2 to 4 inches of snow fell across the county, with the highest amount across the northern portions of the county. The Cooperative Observer 7 miles north of Lamar reported total snow accumulations of 4.0 inches. The Golden City CoCoRaHs station MO-BR-3 reported a total snow accumulation of 2.7 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Snow reports across the county ranged from 1.5 to 4 inches, with the highest accumulations across the far northern portions of the county. Broadcast media relayed an estimated snow total report of 4.0 inches in El Dorado Springs. CoCoRaHs station MO-CD-2 in Stockton reported a total snow accumulation of 3.2 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the late evening hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Snow reports across the county ranged from 1.5 to 2.5 inches. The CoCoRaHs station MO-HC-16 3.9 miles southeast of Wheatland reported a total snow accumulation of 2.2 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the overnight hours of March 10th into the mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Snow accumulations ranged from 1 to 2 inches. The CoCoRaHs station MO-PL-21, 5 miles to the southeast of Aldrich reported a total snow accumulation of 1.9 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the late evening hours of March 10th into the mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Snow reports across the county ranged from 1.0 to 2.5 inches. Amateur radio relayed a report from 2 miles southwest of Old Linn Creek of a total snow accumulation of 2.5 inches.

A band of snow moved through during the late evening hours of March 10th into the mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Generally 1 to 2.5 inches of snow accumulated across the county. The Iberia Cooperative Observer measured 1.5 inches of total snow accumulation.

A band of snow moved through during the overnight hours of March 10th into the mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. The Cooperative Observer in Lockwood reported a total snow accumulation of 2.0 inches. Broadcast media relayed an estimated snow total report of 2.0 inches in Greenfield.

A band of snow moved through during the overnight hours of March 10th into the mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became mostly to completely snow covered. Snow accumulations ranged from 1 to 2.5 inches. The CoCoRaHs station MO-DL-10, located 2.7 miles northeast of Urbana, reported a total snow accumulation of 2.5 inches.

Two bands of snow moved through the county. The first band of snow moved into the county during the overnight hours of March 10th before beginning to diminish over the county around 8 AM. The second snow band then moved into the county from the southwest and exited the county to the east during the late morning hours. Roads became partly to mostly snow covered during the second snow band, with snow on roadways quickly melting once snow began lightening up in the late morning hours. Between 0.5 to 1.5 inches of snow fell across the county.

A band of snow moved through during the overnight hours of March 10th into the early morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Widespread snowfall amounts between 1.5 and 3 inches occurred across the county. The CoCoRaHs station MO-JS-10 in Carl Junction measured 2.5 inches of storm total snow accumulations. Other CoCoRaHs and public reports varied from 1.3 to 2.1 inches of snowfall.

A band of snow moved through during the early to mid morning hours of March 11th. Roads became snow covered. Generally 1 to 2 inches of snow fell across the county, with the highest amounts across the northern portion of the county. The Miller Cocorahs station MO-LW-4 reported a total snow accumulation of 2.0 inches.

Two bands of snow moved through the county. The first band of snow moved through during the early morning hours of March 11th before beginning to weaken over the county around 6 AM. The second snow band then immediately moved in from northeast Oklahoma and merged with the weakening initial snow band before exiting southeast of the county during the mid morning. Roads became snow covered. Between 1 to 2 inches of snow fell across the county. Emergency management in Neosho reported total snow accumulations of 2.0 inches. The Shoal Creek Estates CoCoRaHs station MO-NW-4 reported a total snow accumulation of 1.5 inches.

Two bands of snow moved through the county. The first band of snow moved through during the early morning hours of March 11th before beginning to weaken over the county around 7 AM. The second snow band then immediately moved in from northeast Oklahoma and merged with the weakening initial snow band and then ended during the late morning. Roads became snow covered, particularly as the second snow band moved into the county. Generally between 1 to 2 inches of snow fell across the county, although an isolated pocket of higher snowfall up to 4.3 inches was measured at the Anderson CoCoRaHs station MO-MD-5 reported a total snow accumulation of 4.3 inches.

Two bands of snow moved through the county. The first band of snow moved into the county during the early morning hours of March 11th before beginning to weaken over the county around 7 AM. The second snow band then immediately moved in from northeast Oklahoma and merged with the weakening initial snow band and then ended during the late morning. Roads became snow covered, particularly as the second snow band moved into the county. Generally between 0.5 to 2.5 inches of snow fell across the county, with the Cassville CoCoRaHs station MO-BY-25 measuring a snow total accumulation of 2.2 inches.

Two bands of snow moved through the county. The first band of snow moved into the county during the early morning hours of March 11th before beginning to diminish over the county around 7 AM. The second snow band then immediately moved in from northeast Oklahoma and merged with the weakening initial snow band before exiting southeast of the county during the mid morning. Roads became mostly snow covered during the second snow band, with snow on roadways quickly melting once snow began lightening up in the mid morning hours. Between 0.5 to 1.5 inches of snow fell across the county, with the highest snow totals over the north and western portion of the county. The Ash Grove Cooperative Observer reported a total snow accumulation of 1.2 inches. The CoCoRaHs station MO-GR-38, which is located 5.8 miles northeast of Willard, reported a total snow accumulation of 1.2 inches.

Two bands of very light snow briefly moved through the county. The first band of snow moved into the county during the early morning hours of March 11th before beginning to diminish over the county around 7 AM. The second snow band then moved in around 8 AM before exiting southeast of the county during the mid morning. Roads became partly snow covered during the second snow band, with snow on roadways quickly melting once snow began lightening up in the mid morning hours. A vehicle slipped off of the roadway when roads were partly covered with snow, leading to the vehicle overturning and becoming totaled. The driver sustained moderate injuries. The Marshfield Cooperative Observer reported a total snow accumulation of 0.3 inches.

A snow band moved into the area from northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas during the early morning through midday hours. Roads became snow covered, primarily during heavier snow rates in the mid morning hours. A vehicle slid off of the road due to slick road conditions and struck a tree, leading to minor injuries for both the driver and passenger of the vehicle. Most of the snow accumulations occurred over the southern half of the county, with snow amounts ranging from 1.5 to 4.5 inches. A public snow report from 2 miles north of Lampe measured a snow total accumulation of 4.5 inches.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the mid morning to midday hours. Roads briefly became partially covered during the heavier snowfall rates. Snow amounts ranging from 1.5 to 2.5 inches, with a public report estimating a total snow accumulation of 2.5 inches in Hollister.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the mid morning to midday hours. Roads briefly became partially covered during the heavier snowfall rates. Snow amounts ranging from a trace to 1 inch, with the CoCoRaHs station MO-DG-1, located 14 miles south of Mountain Grove, reporting a total snow accumulation of 1.0 inches.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the mid morning to early afternoon hours. Roads briefly became partially covered during the heavier snowfall rates. Widespread snow amounts ranged from 1 to 2.5 inches across the county.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the mid morning to early afternoon hours. Road impacts remained minimal due to snow falling on warm ground during the daylight hours. Widespread snow amounts ranged from 1 to 2.5 inches from south to north across the county, with the highest total snow accumulation of 2.5 inches reported by the West Plains Cooperative Observer.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the mid morning to mid afternoon hours. Road impacts remained minimal due to snow falling on warm ground during the daylight hours. Widespread snow amounts ranged from 0.5 to 2.5 inches across the county, with the highest snow accumulations in the southern portion of the county. The Winona Cooperative Observer reported a total snow accumulation of 2.3 inches.

A snow band moved west to east across the county from the late morning to mid afternoon hours. Road impacts remained minimal due to snow falling on warm ground during the daylight hours. Widespread snow amounts ranged from 1 to 2 inches across the county, with the highest snow accumulations in the far northwest portion of the county.