WEATHER HEADLINES
- Two winter storms this week
- First storm arrives Monday morning; affects us through Tuesday morning
- Stronger storm Thursday, accumulating snow
- Powerful Arctic blast follows
- Dangerously cold, below zero, wind chills Thursday-Saturday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Thicker clouds and increasing temperatures. Light snow spreads west to east across our neighborhoods beginning by 6 AM. Watch out for a slick Monday morning rush hour. Wind: SE 10-15 mph. Low: Rising to 32° by morning
Monday: Rising temperatures create a wintry mix of light snow and rain by 10am. This tapers to drizzle while ending from west to east during our evening commute. Slippery conditions remain on our roads but nothing frozen. Dusting to 1" possible on grassy surfaces. Wind: SSE 5-15 mph. High: 36°
Monday Night: A strong cold front and a few flurries across northern KS/MO arrives around midnight. Water and slush freezes as gusty winds return freezing cold temperatures. Watch out for icy spots during Tuesday's morning commute. Wind: SSE 5-10 to N 15-25 mph. Low: 14°
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, breezy and cold. Wind: N 10-20 mph. High: 24°
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