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If you live in Knoxville and don't now Kevin Pearson, you might want to change that. He traveled around town today, clearing driveways with his snow blower after this week's storm dropped a foot of snow.

The Kansas Highway Patrol said 209 non-injury crashes and 28 injury crashes were reported.

We are not done with snow chances just yet. Here's the latest on what's still to come to central Iowa this week.

It will still be windy today with winds out of the southwest at 20-30 mph, with gusts up to 40 mph possible. Cooler, but seasonable with highs in the low 50s.

Snow began accumulating in Fremont on Monday morning. The Fremont Street Department says the storm storm may bring challenges.

Along with heavy snow, thundersnow is possible overnight into early Tuesday morning in the metro area.

Authorities in Kansas and Missouri have responded to dozens of crashes across their respective states.

While the heaviest snow in the KMBC viewing area will be north of the metro, much of the State of Kansas is seeing significant snowfall.

The storm system we've been tracking for the past week is making it's way into the area. Damaging winds, flooding rainfall and isolated tornadoes will be possible.

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