St. Louis recently experienced its first snowfall of the season, with some areas in the region receiving several inches of snow. According to the National Weather Service, here are the snowfall totals from Saturday in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area:
– Washington, Mo.: 4.1 inches
– Aviston, Ill.: 4 inches
– Moscow Mills, Mo.: 4 inches
– Troy, Mo.: 3.5 inches
– St. Louis Lambert International Airport: 3.2 inches
– Edwardsville, Ill.: 3.1 inches
– University City, Mo.: 3 inches
– Ballwin, Mo.: 3 inches
– Crestwood, Mo.: 2.8 inches
– FOX 2 studios in Maryland Heights, Mo.: 2.5 inches
– St. Peters, Mo.: 2.3 inches
– Wildwood, Mo.: 2.2 inches
– Brentwood, Mo.: 1.8 inches
– Staunton, Ill.: 1.5 inches
In the Columbia, Missouri metropolitan area, some parts of Boone County received 4.5 inches of snow. However, areas below the I-70 corridor saw less accumulation, with some communities in Jefferson County receiving less than an inch of snow.
Following the snowfall, Arctic air is moving into the region, leading to potentially slick road conditions, especially on bridges and overpasses. Drivers are advised to exercise caution while navigating the roadways, at least until Sunday morning.
It is essential to stay updated on the weather conditions, especially during the winter season, to ensure safety and preparedness for any potential snow or ice events.
As the winter continues, it’s crucial to have the necessary supplies and tools ready for snowy weather, such as shovels, salt, and winter tires for vehicles. Additionally, staying informed about weather forecasts and road conditions can help individuals plan their travel and activities accordingly to avoid any disruptions caused by winter weather.
