Winter Weather Advisory

Pettis County Sheriff Brad Anders posted the following statement on Facebook Monday afternoon concerning the winter weather

Most of our listening area is under a Winter Weather Advisory from 4:00 AM CDT this morning through Tuesday morning at 1:00 AM CDT.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Kansas City area and Northwest Missouri until 10:00PM CST.

According to a press release from MoDOT, motorists should avoid travel if possible in Missouri late Wednesday night and Thursday, due to incoming accumulating snow and bitterly cold temperatures. Travel on Missouri’s roads should be restricted to necessary trips only, especially Thursday morning...

Our area has already received anywhere from three to four inches across West Central Missouri, since 11 this morning. The National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill still reports that the winter weather advisory will continue until 6 Sunday evening...

The National Weather Service is predicting that we could have up to six inches of snow, which has caused a winter weather advisory to be issued. The National Weather Service In Kansas City/Pleasant Hill Has Issued A Winter Weather Advisory For Snow...

The snow projected for Missouri seems to be staying from the Kansas City Metro area and on up into St. Joseph and the Kirksville area. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for a vast majority of the northern portions of Missouri to also include, Johnson, Lafayette and Saline Counties in our area until Sunday morning...

We may finally get a little snow to get into the Christmas spirit, however some ice can come into play and make it feel frightful, according to Sedalia/Pettis County EMA Director David Clippert. Pettis County has been placed in a Winter Weather Advisory effective from 6 PM tonight until 9 AM Thursday...

UPDATE, March 2, 2014: The winter weather continues to roll through West Central Missouri. The National Weather Service has now changed the storm forecast and claims the Winter Storm Warning will go until midnight tonight. The light snow and sleet will taper off through the day. However, another round of light snow is expected to develop, according to the National Weather Service and Sedalia/Petti

The National Weather Service and the Sedalia/Pettis County Emergency Management Agency is keeping up with the latest weather and the Winter Weather Advisory continues until noon today (Jan. 5), but they have also issued a Wind Chill Warning from 6 pm (Jan...