Forecasters are calling for more snow in central Pennsylvania while below-freezing temperatures across much of the region have kept snow on the ground from Monday’s storm. The National Weather Service is predicting an increase in cloud cover on Friday with a slight chance of snow from.

The Kansas City area received between 1 and 3 inches of snow Thursday night into Friday morning. Roads were covered in snow for the second time in a week after the overnight storm. Two people died and one critically injured in the early morning after their vehicle slid off of a bridge into the Blue River in south Kansas City.

More snow is possible at the end of next week. “The potential is there,” according to Bryan Baerg, a NWS meteorologist in Wichita. He added there could be more snow Saturday n

Heavy mountain snow could total up to 3 feet and possibly more in some of the highest elevations of central Montana, with lighter snow in the lower elevations this weekend.

Saturday brings another cloudy day, but we are looking towards our next chance of snow as we head into the night. The snow continues into Sunday, allowing for potential slick spots on the roads. The snow moves out in the evening,