After receiving a small amount of snow over the weekend, parts of Kansas could see a second go-around later this week.

Falling temperatures will also bring frigid wind chills across the state, dropping into the negatives in some areas. Those low wind chills should arrive early Thursday morning.

If snow does fall, it will mostly be seen in north central Kansas. Areas such as Topeka, Concordia, and Salina are predicted to see around 2 inches of snow, while southeast Kansas might avoid it entirely or see trace amounts.