Forecasts of "extreme snow" went out on February 26 and continued with NWS blizzard warnings three days  before the storm began. Yet, in spite of all of the warnings.... The snow amounts have indeed been extreme: Meteorologists measuring snow depths..

© 2024 Mike Smith Enterprises, LLC Please bookmark:  www.mikesmithenterprisesblog.com I provide additional coverage on Twitter:  @usweatherexpert The Latest National Weather Service Warnings -  Midnight Color codes: Orange is a blizzard warning.  Pink is a winter storm warning.  Gold/tan is a high wind warning.  Deep green is a winter storm watch.  Purple is a winter weather advisory (lesser condition). Pale brown can be ignored. I'm going to walk you through the Great Plains blizzard and then the heavy snow system (with some wind that will cause drifting) as it moves into the Midwest.  7am Monday Forecast Radar The low pressure in the western Oklahoma Panhandle will be the blizzard culprit. The snow from south central Nebraska to northeast New Mexico are associated with it. Winds will already be gusting to 45 mph in the central High Plains. There will be a second area of mixed rain and snow over the eastern half of Kansas. Wichita will be on the ...