Emergency crews report few problems from the storm that hit mid-Missouri overnight Saturday.
Officials warn motorists to be careful if they are venturing out because of the bitter cold temperatures and high winds.
While accumulation was in the range of 1 to 3 inches, the wind caused snow to pile up several inches deep in some areas.
Dispatch in Columbia said it has been mostly quiet and that there are no reports of major accidents or people becoming stranded in the snow.
The blowing snow has caused some churches in Columbia to cancel morning services.
In Cole County, Sheriff Greg White said there have been no reported road issues.
In Howard County, the city of New Franklin is experiencing sporadic power outages. Emergency dispatch could not confirm if the outages were weather related. A dispatch with Howard County Joint Communications reports that the power is cutting in and out in New Franklin and neighboring areas.
Ameren Missouri reports nearly 800 people without power in the 65250 and 65274 zip codes.