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Snowflakes began falling early around Kansas City in the morning commute and by noon, snowfall had reportedly totaled over 3 inches in parts of the metro — including 3.2 inches in Edwardsville and 3.4 inches near Blue Springs. Several car crashes and vehicles getting stuck in the snow have been reported. Some school districts in the KC metro had canceled classes or moved to virtual learning in anticipation of the snow, including Blue Springs, Independence, Braymer, North Platte, Odessa, and West Platte school districts. As the storm and road conditions worsened, a cascade of school districts announced mid-morning that they would send students home early, including Kansas City, North Kansas City, Kansas City, Kansas, Park Hill and Smithville. Get live weather updates at the link above. #KansasCity #KansasCityweather #KansasCityweatherupdates #kansascitysnow
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