Snow tapers off in Western Kansas... maybe a few snowflakes for Wichita. It'll be windy for everyone though. We've seen a 56mph gust and 4 inches of snow in Goodland.

The Kansas Department of Transportation says the last month's back-to-back snowstorms cost the agency an estimated $6.2 million.

The Kansas Department of Transportation said recent winter storms cost the state $6.2 million.

Here's a listing of storm total snowfall reports, from the February 24th through 26th event.

Wichita records 6.8 inches of snow.

Record had stood since 1913

KAKEland Managing Meteorologist Jay Prater said the Wichita area could see four to nine inches of snow

Gov. Sam Brownback says the second winter storm to hit Kansas in less than a week "has the potential to be more dangerous than last week's storm."

Another snow storm could hit parts of Kansas late this weekend.

A major snow storm that shuttered airports in Missouri and buried parts of Kansas in knee-deep powder is crawling northeast, promising a messy and possibly dangerous morning commute.

A roundup of snowfall storm totals across KAKEland..

I-70 is still shut down between Salina and Colby.

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback announced Wednesday that all state offices in the Executive Branch will be closed Thursday, February 21st in anticipation of inclement weather conditions. If a state office is already closed, it will remain closed.

A large winter storm is moving across Kansas

The snow moved into Wichita around 8 a.m. Wednesday.

Crews with the Kansas Department of Transportation coated highways across the Wichita metro area with a salt brine mix today.

Wichita received more than a foot of snow

Scientists point to both scant recent snowfall in parts of the country and this month's whopper of a Northeast blizzard as potential global warming signs.

Snow is covering the ground just south of Sedgwick County.

One Connecticut commuter is describing the drive to work today as "awful."

The storm started Friday night and dumped up to 3 feet of snow and knocked out power to more than 650,000 homes and businesses from Maine to Pennsylvania.

Showers and thunderstorm chances will increase this evening and overnight across the entire state. Rain will change to snow for far NW Kansas. A winter weather advisory and blizzard warning has been posted for extreme NW Kansas.

The behemoth storm packing hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard conditions dumped more than 2 feet of snow on New England and knocked out power to 650,000 homes and businesses.

A storm from the west joined forces with one from the south to form a nor'easter that will affect more than 43 million Americans.