Another winter storm is developing in central Kansas and will move into northeast Kansas tonight, according to Jennifer Schack, 6news meteorologist.

There is a chance for light freezing rain and drizzle to begin about midnight, Schack said. She said there is a better chance for snow accumulation to begin after 2 a.m. She said to expect between two and four inches to accumulate Friday.

The National Weather Service issued a snow advisory for Douglas County that extends from 9 p.m. today until noon Friday. The advisory is a precaution for inconveniences such as travel delays.

Schack said temperatures will stay in the 20s today, with wind chills in the teens.