January 28th western-central Kansas Heavy Snow...

Overview

A fast moving compact upper level low pressure system moved out of the Central Rockies and into Western Oklahoma on Tuesday January 28th. This feature brought a large area of heavy snow to western Kansas with much of central and southeast Kansas also being affected.

Photos & Video

Photos & Video

Map showing snow totals for this event

All of the snow reports collected through this event

Water vapor satellite animation showing the upper level low pressure system

@KWCHRoss @KWCHMark @kwch_stormteam @NWSWichita

3" of snow in Mount Hope as of 1930 hrs, seems to be tapering off quite a bit. pic.twitter.com/AS0vseDA2J
— Eric Stites (@TornadoBait3200) January 29, 2020

Just measured 0.6" here in SW Wichita. Still snowing at a good clip. Roads are becoming more snow-covered and slippery. @NWSWichita #kswx pic.twitter.com/Ufcf5Lh8Yq
— Roger Martin III (@RM3wx) January 29, 2020

@NWSWichita 4:52 pm KM103 1/4 mi sw airport...snow continues to fall at a good rate in Kingman...2+ inches pic.twitter.com/M1UfUQjvsC
— Lindsay Schoenhofer (@lindsayschoenh1) January 28, 2020

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