Springfield, MO – A strong winter system is set to bring measurable snow and dangerously cold temperatures to Missouri next week. Snowfall is expected from Tuesday into Wednesday, with a 60-85% chance of at least 2 inches.
According to the National Weather Service Springfield, temperatures will plummet Wednesday night, reaching single digits with wind chills between -10° and -25°. The probability of this deep freeze is between 80-100%, making for hazardous conditions.
Roads may become slick as snowfall accumulates, and visibility could be reduced. Residents should prepare for extreme cold by dressing in layers and limiting outdoor exposure.
The system’s exact snowfall amounts remain uncertain, but conditions favor at least 2 inches across the region. Travelers should stay updated on road conditions and exercise caution.
This winter blast could significantly impact daily routines, including school closures and travel disruptions. Officials urge residents to secure emergency supplies and prepare for possible power outages due to extreme cold.
Stay tuned for updates as forecasts become more precise.
