This past weekend brought Kansas sub-zero wind chills, up to 12.5 inches of snow and a woman's death from apparent hypothermia after she left a bar.

The Kansas City area received between 3 and 6 inches of snow in the weekend’s winter storm, snowfall totals from the National Weather Service show. The official count for the Kansas City area as a whole is 5.2 inches, taken at the Kansas City International Airport, the metro’s official weather reporting station.

A winter storm expected to hit more than half the nation dumped as much as 7 inches of snow on western Kansas late Friday, Jan. 23, and early Saturday, Jan. 24.

The cold weather arrived with vengeance Friday morning in Kansas City, with temperatures dropping into the single digits.

As of 4 p.m., Kansas City has received 3.6 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service. This breaks the all-time daily record for Jan. 24 of 2.2 inches set in 1956, and forecasters say more snow is on the way.

Snow is expected to continue falling Sunday. Meteorologists have revised snowfall totals slightly lower, although parts of the city may see up to 6 inches accumulate. Bitterly cold temperatures are expected to remain into next week.

Winter looks to be taking aim on the Kansas City region this weekend with snow and dangerous cold on the menu.

Northeast Kansas residents are bracing for the arrival of snow which could leave some with several inches to shovel through this weekend.

The Kansas City metro is under a winter storm warning. It's expected to see snow and bitterly cold temperatures starting Friday evening, which will affect city services and people’s ability to drive.

Our second round of snow rolls through Kansas City Saturday afternoon.