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NW Kansas Hit With First Winter Storm Of Season
Some parts of northwest Kansas received up to 10 inches of snow Thursday night as a winter storm rolled into the state from Colorado. Reporter: Associated PressEmail Address: news@kake.com |
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Some parts of northwest Kansas received up to 10 inches of snow Thursday night as a winter storm rolled into the state from Colorado.
But the National Weather Service says the white stuff will be gone by the end of the weekend as temperatures rise into the 50s and 60s.
Rawlins County saw the biggest accumulation with 10 inches.
Meteorologist Scott Lockhart says areas south of Interstate 70 received little if any snow from the storm.
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Wichita Forecast
Overnight: Mostly clear with patchy dense fog developing and a low of 40.
Wind: Southeast 5 to 10mph
Saturday Morning: Dense fog possible with an 8am temperature of 40.
Wind: Southeast 5 to 10mph
Saturday Afternoon: Sun and clouds with a passing sprinkle possible and a high of 60.
Wind: South 10 to 25mph
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