This storm has the potential to be more dangerous

Other totals from the Thursday snowstorm included 18 inches in the southern Kansas town of Zenda, 17 inches in Hays, Kan. "Snow amounts are varying, but we could see upward of a foot across south-central Kansas with lesser amounts across west-central and central Kansas.

"This storm has the potential to be more dangerous than last week's storm," said Brownback, who held a briefing Sunday night along with emergency officials in his state to warn residents about the weather., about 13 inches in northeast Missouri and 12 inches of snow in parts of Kansas City.

"We may not get the roads cleared until midday Tuesday if we get the expected amount of snow and wind. As it's falling, in the blizzard-like conditions, we just won't be able to keep up," he said. "Both in winter weather and severe weather potential, and rain, down in the southeast United States., said he expected rain or snow to begin there Sunday evening and forecast up to a foot of snow and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour.

The threat of the pending storm forced cancellations Sunday and Monday in Kansas and Missouri, including the championship basketball tournament for the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Association, which rescheduled the tournament for Tuesday in Park City, Kan.

While snowfall is expected to taper off by Monday afternoon, wind gusts of up to 35 mph will remain a hazard, said Sarah Johnson, a meteorologist in the National Weather Service's Amarillo, Texas, office., told The Wichita Eagle.

He also said streets won't be treated with the city's limited sand and salt supplies until the Cv joint snow ends and plowing is under way.

Steve Corfidi, meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla.

DODGE CITY, Kan. The storm has been tracking across western Texas toward Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri."We're expecting more wind with this storm," said Jeff Johnson, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Dodge City, Kan.The region was hit by a massive storm last week that dumped a foot of snow in some sections, closed airports and caused numerous accidents.

He said there is plenty of salt and sand on hand to help clear roads, but the conditions may cause delays.National Weather Service officials in Kansas issued blizzard warnings and watches through late Monday ahead of the strong storm system that's packing snow and high winds."It definitely will be one of the more significant events of the season, the winter season, absolutely," Corfidi told The Associated Press.2 inches.