Areas along and east of the turnpike will see the highest amount of snow with some places seeing over 8″. Most of central Kansas will see 4-6″ of snow with totals dropping to

MONDAY: Winter Storm exits. Highs from upper 0s to low 20s. Light scattered snow showers. Mostly cloudy. West winds 15-35 mph, gusts 45-55 mph. Blowing snow likely North. White out conditions possible. Power outages possible. Storm Warning on the coast.

Snow will add up to an extra inch or less for area's north of I-70. Areas closer to Highway 50 could see an additional 1-2" of snowfall, and areas south of Highway 50 could see another 2-4" of snowfall on top of what's on the ground as of 5PM.

The 40/29 Get Ready Weather team has declared Wednesday a severe day. We're tracking brutally cold temperatures as snow blankets Arkansas roads.

Millions of people are feeling a brutal cold stretch, sweeping across the country.

Widespread snowfall is expected late tonight and overnight through Wednesday morning. Temperatures drop to the teens and 20s for the rest of the week.