The Kansas City area had a late spring snowfall earlier this week. Some of the towns north of the metro area had about four inches of wet snow. According to the National Weather Service, it's "officially the largest snowfall this late into spring on record in Kansas City. It is also tied for the 10th latest snowfall on record."
Most of the snow had melted from the trees by the late morning. There was still snow on the grass until a little later in the afternoon.
From what I have seen, the trees and plants have survived this late snowfall.
Because it was a wet snowfall, it was particularly pretty.
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