When the snow falls, your safety on the streets is our top priority. Whether an inch of ice or 2 feet of snow, our Municipal Services crews know how to respond when inclement weather becomes an issue.
During a major storm, we will issue periodic updates regarding our winter weather operations on this page.
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Inclement Weather Facility Impacts
None
Snow and Ice Operations
Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023
9:30 a.m.
Today's forecast predicts that snow will arrive later this afternoon and continue into Sunday morning. Initially, road temperatures will be above 32 degrees. However, they will quickly fall below freezing. Heavier bands of snow could overtake any roadway that is still above freezing.
Lenexa will have crews in this afternoon to begin treating roads throughout the evening and overnight. If snow accumulations increase, this could turn into a plowing event. We currently expect to receive 1–4 inches of snow, with the possibility of higher amounts if we get into one of the heavier snow bands.
Tips for residents
- Read My Lenexa News: Special Snow Edition
- If possible, stay home and off the roads during inclement weather.
- Park your vehicles in a driveway or garage so they are not an obstacle for snow plows.
- If you have to be out in the weather, take it slow, and give snow plows plenty of room to work. Don't attempt to pass or drive next to them.