National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Snow is in the forecast for Thursday afternoon to Friday. Rain spreading up from the south Thursday morning may deposit between 0.1-0.5" of liquid precipitation (greatest amounts southeast) ahead of a rain to snow transition occurring during the later afternoon to nighttime hours. There are two scenarios that keep our forecast confidence limited to a degree in terms of predicting the location of the highest impacts. Confidence regarding the timing, peak snowfall amounts and greatest impacts, however, remain fairly high. Either way, a portion of the area will likely see snow accumulations of up to 1-2" with the rest of the area seeing more minor impacts and accumulations below 1". A majority of the falling snow will accumulate Thursday evening to night with a dusting to a few tenths of an inch of additional accumulations possible across our Kansas areas Friday.