#UltimateSacrifice Today We Remember: Trooper Fred L. Walker Trooper Walker's story: https://t.co/rtjITA6Gvu

Seven tractor-trailers and six passenger vehicles were involved in a pile-up on I-35 in Clinton County yesterday. Thankfully, no serious injuries were reported. When inclement weather moves in, it’s crucial to adjust driving habits. Stay safe and buckle up!

The following Driver Examination Offices are open for written tests only today, December 2nd: • Cameron • Gallatin • Grant City • St. Joseph

Troop H Winter Weather Totals – Monday, December 1st: • 114 calls for service • 44 stranded motorists • 52 vehicle crashes • 10 injuries • 0 fatalities 🙏🏻 Stay alert, slow down, and drive safe! ❄️

12/2/25 @ 6 a.m. Several routes are still impacted from yesterday’s storm. Make sure to check conditions before heading out for your morning commute and adjust your travel time if necessary. Check for latest conditions: https://t.co/zqsJBfYUKj

Troop H Winter Weather Totals: Monday, December 1st (5 AM–5 PM): • 74 calls for service • 29 stranded motorists • 29 vehicle crashes • 3 injuries • 0 fatalities 🙏🏻 Please stay alert and drive with caution as winter weather continues. ❄️

The roadway is open.

Getting ready for your evening commute? Take it slow and buckle up! Our crews are still running continuous operations. Please give them plenty of room to work and don't pass the plow. Check conditions at: https://t.co/zqsJBfZszR

12/1/25 @ noon - All major routes in Northwest Missouri are currently covered with winter precipitation. If you must travel, please give our plows room to work, and give yourself additional time to reach your destination. https://t.co/zqsJBfZszR

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨 Both southbound lanes of I-35 at the 34 mile marker are blocked due to a multi-vehicle crash involving several tractor-trailers. Closure expected for an undetermined time. Use Hwy 116 and Exit 40 → south on US-69 as alternate routes.

MoDot continues working to clear snow from roadways. Please give crews plenty of room. Reminder: Snow plows can create reduced visibility due to blowing snow. Each time a plow is struck, that’s one less keeping roads safe. Be patient and stay safe!

Due to hazardous roadway conditions, no driving skills tests will be conducted today at the following Driver Examination offices: • Chillicothe • Savannah • St. Joseph • Stanberry These locations remain open for written tests only. Stay safe!

12/1/2025 @ 7 a.m. Conditions are changing quickly. If you must travel this morning, please give yourself extra time, take it slow and give our plows plenty of room. https://t.co/zqsJBfYUKj

6:55 AM: Updated #Snow Forecast for today, including probabilities of >2" and probabilities >4" #mowx #kswx #KC

❄️ Roads are becoming snow-covered across Northwest Missouri. Give yourself extra time for the morning commute, slow down, and increase your following distance. Don’t forget to clear all windows for full visibility. Stay safe! #WinterDriving

‼️Widespread snow expected MON-MON NITE ⚠️Snow enters far NE MO in AM and exits state MON NITE ⚠️Heaviest snow likely Monday PM & evening. ✅Follow local forecast ✅Avoid unnecessary travel ✅Allow extra time, slow down, increase following distance

Widespread snow expected Mon, w/1–4" for most areas & locally higher amounts north of the MO River. Snow moves in from KS Mon AM & exits by PM, w/ heaviest from 9 AM to 5 PM. Expect some impacts for the AM commute and more significant issues for the PM.

❄️Snow is expected to begin (again) in our region overnight and could impact both tomorrow's morning and evening commutes. ❄️Check the Traveler Information Map ( https://t.co/XDOV6QLb7u or the app) for conditions. If you travel, leave early, drive for conditions, and buckle up.

Cold front has passed through the area. Highs in the 20s across most of the area today. Lows will be in the teens. Snow is forecast Monday across the area.

Reminder, windy and colder through the evening and to end the weekend. Then... next round of snow moves through Monday. Best chance for more than light snow currently looks to be north of I-70, where a banded area to 3" or more could be possible. Be sure to follow forecasts!