(EXTRACTED FROM FXUS63 KEAX 282335)


    
    Issued at 532 PM CST TUE JAN 28 2020
    
    The majority of the area is currently under IFR ceilings with some
    pockets of MVFR north of the Missouri River. These pockets of
    higher ceilings will likely drop back to IFR in the next few hours
    as temperatures cool after sunset. A weather system will start to
    push towards the area from the west overnight and cause snow and
    lowered visibilities to occur after midnight. The lower
    visibilities in snow will likely remain south of the Missouri
    River with all snow moving into central Missouri by early morning.
    IFR ceilings will slowly rise to MVFR by the afternoon tomorrow,
    but it will remain a low MVFR ceiling through the period.
    

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