City manager Brian Platt says planning, technology and an aggressive approach to snow removal are making city streets passable.

Quinton Lucas, the mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, joins FOX Weather to discuss the city's recovery after receiving several inches of snow in a powerful snowstorm on Sunday and Monday.

Hundreds of city and state workers are grabbing their shovels and plows this week in an effort to clear out the snow and ice blanketing the Kansas City metro. Since early last week, public workers have been preparing to scrape and plow roadways and help people get back to their normal lives.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas gives update on snow removal and on warming spots for the homeless. Lucas also talked the Chiefs, who lost to Denver Sunday, in a game where the starters were rested.

Keep track of snow-clearing progress across the Kansas City area after a winter storm left inches of snow across the city.

From real-time updates on school closings and road conditions to tools for tracking snow plows and managing power outages, we’ve got you covered.

On Kansas City's Westside and throughout Downtown . . . Streets were EXCELLENT. Side streets start to get a little sketchy near Midtown but still much better than most years. East Midtown & main streets were also in EXCELLENT condition given the circumstances. All things considered . . .