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Historic snowfall recorded at KCI Airport as snow totals surpass 10 inches across Kansas, Missouri

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – Significant blizzard conditions gave way to bone-chilling cold air on Monday, but the snowfall is done and the official reports are in.

These reports came from the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill and Topeka. Generally, the forecast of 8-12 inches locally with higher pockets north of I-70 was spot on. Most of the metro numbers fell in that range while those to the south of I-70 generally had a steeper cutoff. Those across northeast Kansas had some of the highest numbers.

Jan. 5, 2025- A Kansas City viewer measured a foot of snow outside their house. They did not share their location.(Carol S.)

Most of these snow reports were measured by the end of the day Sunday, or very early Monday. The official reading at Kansas City International Airport was 11 inches, which marks the fourth-largest single-day snowfall total in KC history.

Scroll below for snowfall totals across Kansas and Missouri:

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KANSAS:

  • WEST TOPEKA – 17″
  • MCLOUTH – 16″
  • K-7 & 47TH ST. – 14″
  • ATCHISON – 14″
  • BONNER SPRINGS – 13″
  • OLATHE – 13″
  • ROELAND PARK – 12.5″
  • EAST LAWRENCE – 12.5
  • FAIRMOUNT – 12.3″
  • SHAWNEE – 12″
  • LENEXA – 12″
  • LACKMANS – 12″
  • MISSION HILLS – 11.6″
  • LEAVENWORTH – 11.5″
  • NORTH LAWRENCE – 11.5″
  • SE OLATHE – 11.3″
  • PIPER – 11″
  • MAYWOOD – 11″
  • LANSING – 11″
  • KCK – 11″
  • LAKE QUIVIRA – 11″
  • SOUTH OP – 11″
  • SOUTH LEAWOOD – 11″
  • WEST LAWRENCE – 11″
  • OTTAWA – 11″
  • EAST GARDNER – 11″
  • EUDORA – 10.6″
  • OSKALOOSA – 10.5″
  • SPRING HILL – 10.3″
  • LEAVENWORTH – 10″
  • FAIRWAY – 10″
  • STANLEY – 9.8″
  • MISSION – 9.5″
  • TONGANOXIE – 9″
  • BASEHOR – 9″
  • GARDNER – 8.5″
  • WELLSVILLE – 7″
  • COLONY – 1″

MISSOURI:

  • ST. JOSEPH – 16″
  • SUGAR CREEK – 14.5″
  • DEARBORN – 14″
  • PLATTE CITY – 14″
  • OAKVIEW – 13″
  • OREGON – 13″
  • CAMERON – 13″
  • LEXINGTON -13″
  • NORTHMOOR – 12.5″
  • SOUTH KC – 12.5″
  • SAVANNAH – 12″
  • BLUE SPRINGS – 12″
  • PLATTSBURG – 12″
  • GRAIN VALLEY – 12″
  • WEATHERBY LAKE – 12″
  • CONCEPTION – 12″
  • JAMESPORT – 11.5″
  • EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – 11.3″
  • MARYVILLE – 11″
  • LAREDO – 11″
  • KANSAS CITY INTL – 11″
  • WELLINGTON – 11″
  • OAKVIEW – 11″
  • RICHMOND – 11″
  • INDEPENDENCE – 11″
  • STEWARTSVILLE – 11″
  • STANBERRY – 10.8″
  • WEST RAYTOWN – 10.8″
  • UNITY VILLAGE – 10.7″
  • BROOKFIELD – 10.5″
  • CHILLICOTHE – 10.5″
  • SOUTH KC – 10.5″
  • SMITHVILLE – 10.5″
  • WEATHERBY LAKE – 10.4″
  • PARKVILLE – 10.3″
  • MARCELINE – 10.2″
  • DOWNTOWN KC – 10″
  • TRENTON – 10″
  • PECULIAR – 10″
  • RAYTOWN – 10″
  • OAKWOOD PARK – 9.8″
  • GRANDVIEW – 9.7″
  • LIBERTY – 9.3″
  • GLADSTONE – 9″
  • PLATTE WOODS – 9″
  • POLO – 9″
  • BELTON – 8″
  • PLEASANT VALLEY – 8″
  • KINGSVILLE – 6.7″
  • LAKE TAPAWINGO – 6.3″
  • KINGSVILLE – 6.7″
  • SEDALIA – 6.5″
  • GALLATIN – 6.2″
  • BETHANY – 6″
  • WARRENSBURG – 6″
  • PRINCETON – 4.5″
  • CLINTON – 2.8″
  • GARDEN CITY – 1.5″
  • APPLETON CITY – 1.2″

To view an interactive map of national snowfall totals, click here.

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