The snow, which has already covered parts of the metro’s roads and highways, could affect post-Thanksgiving holiday travel and shopping. According to the Kansas City Scout traffic management system, average highway speeds in the Northland have dropped below 30 mph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Good morning and happy Sunday! It is a cold start to the day with temperatures in the teens and low 20s. With these cold temperatures, be mindful of any refreezing that occurred overnight as there could be slick spots on roads and bridges. This trend of frigid mornings will be here through Tuesday before a slight warm-up.

A weak area of low pressure that developed over the Plains had enough moisture and cold air to produce the first measurable snowfall of the season from communities in Kansas to the Ohio Valley. A narrow band of snow formed over the Interstate 70 corridor dropping anywhere from 1-6" of snow and making travel slick.

A cold snap has gripped the Kansas City area causing temperatures to plunge across the metro, the National Weather Service said. “Below normal temperatures are expected today (Friday) through Monday,” the weather service said.

The heaviest bands moved through downtown Kansas City and stalled there for almost 2 hours, dropping 1-3 inches of snowfall with some pockets of 4 inches.

Widespread accumulating snow across Kansas City causes travel impacts as our firth snow of the season impacts the area with inches of snow.

A post-Thanksgiving storm could bring Kansas City’s its first snow of the season on Saturday, the National Weather Service said. Up to 2 inches of snow is possible in some areas. There is still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast, so holiday travelers should continue to monitor the forecast. National Weather Service in Kansas City

Kansas City has perfected their street cleaning shell game. Main roads are prioritized and generally get pretty good coverage . . . Meanwhile, everybody else is on their own with an emphasis on cleaning INFLUENTIAL neighborhoods first.

Snow is expected to move into the area Saturday and Kansas City, Missouri, crews are prepared to treat and remove snow from the city's streets.

A weak area of low pressure that developed over the Plains had enough moisture and cold air to produce the first measurable snowfall of the season from communities in Kansas to the Ohio Valley.