Northeast Kansas begins to dig its way out from under the major winter storm that hit the area over the weekend. The record snowfall in northeast and central Kansas caused road closures and businesses and schools to close on Monday. A record 14 inches of snow fell in Topeka, causing state offices to close. Those offices in Shawnee County will remain closed today after a declaration from Governor Laura Kelly. Appointing authorities in offices located outside Shawnee County have the option to declare Inclement Weather for those counties.