Forecasters continue to monitor a late-week weather system that could bring rain and snow to parts of northeast Kansas from Friday into Saturday, though the highest impacts are currently projected farther northeast.
The greatest chances for accumulating snow remain from Iowa into Illinois, but northeast Kansas could still see rain transition to snow as colder air moves in behind the system. While significant snowfall is not currently expected locally, the potential exists for slick roads and reduced visibility if conditions shift.
Details remain uncertain, and residents are encouraged to stay informed. Stay tuned to News Radio KMAN for the latest updates.
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