Beginning the evening of Tuesday 2/11, shortly after 4 to 5 PM light freezing drizzle began across portions of eastern Kansas, including the KC Metro Area. Light freezing drizzle transitioned to light snow around 9 to 11 PM across the region, with steady light snow continuing through Wednesday midday.
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The episode as NWS EAX wrote it up.
Beginning the evening of Tuesday 2/11, shortly after 4 to 5 PM light freezing drizzle began across portions of eastern Kansas, including the KC Metro Area. Light freezing drizzle transitioned to light snow around 9 to 11 PM across the region, with steady light snow continuing through Wednesday midday. Heaviest snow total (5 or more) fell across portions of NW Missouri.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
7 heavy snow. Local standard time, as filed.
Nodaway County received 5 plus inches of snow across the entire county. A Cocorahs observer in northern Nodaway County near Hopkins reported 7.5 of snow. Maryville reported around 6 of snow. Conception reported around 5.
Atchison County received 5 plus inches of snow across the entire county. A Cocorahs observer in western Atchison County reported 6.5. Rock Port received 8 of snow. Fairfax and Tarkio reported around 6 of snow.
Mercer County received 5 plus inches of snow across northern portions of the county. A Cocorahs observer near the Iowa border reported 6.3 of snow.
Seven inches of snow was reported in Allendale, with 6 inches of snow reported in both Sheridan and Grant City.
Northern portions of Holt County received five inches of snow or more. 5.5 of snow was reported in Mound City.
Northern portions of Gentry County received five inches of snow or more. 5.5 of snow was reported in Albany and 5 was reported in Gentry.
Much of Harrison County, especially northern Harrison County, received 5 inches or more of snow.
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