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By Mark Seibel - McClatchy Washington Bureau

February 04, 2014 01:37 PM

A student waits at a bus stop on the University of Kansas campus as snow begins to fall in Lawrence, Kan., Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. A major winter storm brought heavy snow Tuesday across much of Kansas, threatening the Topeka area with up to a foot of snow. Kansas government ground to a halt as lawmakers postponed legislative work and state departments urged their workers to stay home. Schools throughout the state canceled classes.
A student waits at a bus stop on the University of Kansas campus as snow begins to fall in Lawrence, Kan., Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. A major winter storm brought heavy snow Tuesday across much of Kansas, threatening the Topeka area with up to a foot of snow. Kansas government ground to a halt as lawmakers postponed legislative work and state departments urged their workers to stay home. Schools throughout the state canceled classes. AP
A student waits at a bus stop on the University of Kansas campus as snow begins to fall in Lawrence, Kan., Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. A major winter storm brought heavy snow Tuesday across much of Kansas, threatening the Topeka area with up to a foot of snow. Kansas government ground to a halt as lawmakers postponed legislative work and state departments urged their workers to stay home. Schools throughout the state canceled classes. AP

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The snow is not expected to remain heavy throughout the afternoon and into the early evening before it begins to taper off.

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