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There's a pattern developing where Missouri could see one winter storm system after another between now and mid-March.

We now have a better idea of what the incoming winter storms will do to Missouri this week and it's not good news for those who don't enjoy spending time with their snow shovels as parts of the state will see a dump of up to 10 inches of snow by midweek.

There are 3 different winter storm systems that are expected to impact Missouri this week and now Wednesday is the day to watch out for.

Computer models are starting to agree that Missouri could be impacted by up to 3 different storm systems over the next 7 to 10 days.

It's too early to tell for certain, but you should be aware that current computer models show that Missouri could get hit hard by a pre-Valentine's Day snow event.

It feels unusual to see a storm system consisting of thunderstorm with no snow setting its sights on Missouri at the end of January, but that is exactly the scenario that's developing as we get ready to wrap up the first month of the year.

It's too early to know for sure, but it would be a good idea to watch out for a possible major snow event in Missouri impacting right as February begins.

It's no secret that parts of Illinois gets a lot of snow, but there are five counties and one county in particular in the Land of Lincoln that have just been ranked among the top areas in America for the white stuff.

There is a computer model that seems to show a snow shield over Missouri for the next 10 days.

A few months ago, Farmer's Almanac predicted a dire winter event near the end of January for Illinois. Now that we're much closer to that date, what do they have to say now? It appears they've double-down on a big snow in the Land of Lincoln within the next couple of weeks.