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12-19-2011, 02:08 PM
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/12/19/3328153/blizzard-warning-in-effect-for.html
Blizzard warning in effect for southwest Kansas The Associated Press Updated: 2011-12-19T15:39:21Z More News Nissan recalls 2 vehicles for engine stalling US stocks drop; Citi and other big banks fall hard House, Senate at odds over payroll tax cut EU fails to reach euro200 billion IMF loan target Saab files for bankruptcy after Chinese deal fails EU finance chiefs to discuss IMF loans, new treaty As Romney's firm profited in SC, jobs disappeared Oil prices down slightly in light trading Commercial Metals board rejects Icahn offer Summary Box: HK watchdog ends Macau casino probe Euro falls on ECB president comments Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560M Brazil oil spill may affect sensitive area Spain's next PM warns of tough times ahead Winter storm causing difficult driving conditions AAA: Average price of gasoline in Oregon $3.40 Delaware revenue forecast panel meets Economic recovery slow for US nonprofits Paul McCartney releasing an album of standards Saudi prince invests $300 million in Twitter $(document).ready(function() { replaceRelated(438);}); TOPEKA, Kan.Some parts of Kansas could see more than a foot of snow in the next few days, with blizzard conditions likely in the southwest corner of the state.The National Weather Service in Topeka says a blizzard warning is in effect for western Kansas, from Hays down through Dodge City and on to the Colorado border, from 9 a.m. Monday to noon Tuesday.Meteorologist Shawn Byrne says 9 to 12 inches of snow is expected in the blizzard area, with some places getting even more.He says rain on Monday will start changing to rain in the western part of the state and move east as the day goes on.Central Kansas could receive 8 to 10 inches of snow, while the Topeka area could get 4 to 6 inches.
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Blizzard warning in effect for southwest Kansas The Associated Press Updated: 2011-12-19T15:39:21Z More News Nissan recalls 2 vehicles for engine stalling US stocks drop; Citi and other big banks fall hard House, Senate at odds over payroll tax cut EU fails to reach euro200 billion IMF loan target Saab files for bankruptcy after Chinese deal fails EU finance chiefs to discuss IMF loans, new treaty As Romney's firm profited in SC, jobs disappeared Oil prices down slightly in light trading Commercial Metals board rejects Icahn offer Summary Box: HK watchdog ends Macau casino probe Euro falls on ECB president comments Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560M Brazil oil spill may affect sensitive area Spain's next PM warns of tough times ahead Winter storm causing difficult driving conditions AAA: Average price of gasoline in Oregon $3.40 Delaware revenue forecast panel meets Economic recovery slow for US nonprofits Paul McCartney releasing an album of standards Saudi prince invests $300 million in Twitter $(document).ready(function() { replaceRelated(438);}); TOPEKA, Kan.Some parts of Kansas could see more than a foot of snow in the next few days, with blizzard conditions likely in the southwest corner of the state.The National Weather Service in Topeka says a blizzard warning is in effect for western Kansas, from Hays down through Dodge City and on to the Colorado border, from 9 a.m. Monday to noon Tuesday.Meteorologist Shawn Byrne says 9 to 12 inches of snow is expected in the blizzard area, with some places getting even more.He says rain on Monday will start changing to rain in the western part of the state and move east as the day goes on.Central Kansas could receive 8 to 10 inches of snow, while the Topeka area could get 4 to 6 inches.
Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2011/12/19/3328153/blizzard-warning-in-effect-for.html#storylink=cpy