Dodge City, KS – Light snow is expected to fall across southeast Kansas Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing minimal travel impacts. Forecasters predict 1 to 2 inches of snow southeast of Dodge City, with some areas nearing 3 inches.
According to the National Weather Service in Dodge City, the heaviest snowfall is likely near Barber County and Medicine Lodge. The system will move through Thursday afternoon, creating light, steady snow accumulations. While snowfall totals remain modest, residents should still plan for possible slick road conditions.
The forecast emphasizes that most areas will experience minimal travel disruptions. Areas closer to Dodge City itself are not expected to receive heavy snowfall, but nearby regions could see higher accumulations. The weather service advises residents to remain cautious on roads, particularly in areas receiving the heaviest snow.
Temperatures will remain cold throughout the day Thursday, potentially creating icy patches on untreated surfaces. Meteorologists urge drivers to reduce speeds and allow extra time for travel. Officials also recommend checking the latest road conditions before heading out.
This snowfall follows a series of winter storms that have brought varied weather to the region over recent weeks. Although this system is not expected to cause significant disruptions, it serves as a reminder of ongoing winter weather risks in Kansas.
Residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates as conditions can change. Local authorities continue to prepare for the event by treating roads and ensuring public safety.
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