Wichita, KS – Light to moderate snowfall is forecast to continue across much of south-central and eastern Kansas through noon Sunday, according to the US National Weather Service in Wichita.
The Weather Service issued an advisory Friday afternoon, warning that visibility may drop below one mile at times as snow persists overnight into Sunday morning. Commuters and weekend travelers are urged to plan ahead, as hazardous driving conditions and minor infrastructure disruptions are possible.
According to the NWS forecast map, snowfall totals are expected to range from 1–2 inches in Great Bend and Hutchinson to 3–4 inches in Wichita, Winfield, and Coffeyville. The heaviest accumulation is expected in areas along and southeast of Wichita.
Officials are encouraging residents to check updated road conditions before heading out and to allow extra travel time, particularly early Sunday. Periods of light snow may continue through late morning before tapering off.
Drivers are reminded to keep emergency supplies in their vehicles and to monitor local forecasts for any additional updates.
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