Watching the next swath of snowfall making its' way northeast and will be entering the Kansas City area withing the next hour or so... Am preparing everything and will be running the live stream as I head southward out of the Kansas City area and down toward the Johnson/Miami county lines. Will watch the initial band come through and perhaps travel a bit of the countryside down there to view any blowing snow and drifting that is occurring.
To view the live stream please visit the following link: http://www.severeplains.com/live.html
Please be patient as the stream will not likely be going until ~10AM this morning, but will likely continue to stream until I arrive back home around the Noon hour or so for some lunch, and for some of the true march madness to get underway this afternoon.
Live Winter Storm Video
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