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Unseasonably warm Tuesday, around 60°. Record is 65°.

Next storm system brings a chance of rain then snow Wednesday night-Thursday morning
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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • Vacation from winter continues Tuesday and Wednesday
  • Next storm system timeline: Wednesday night-Thursday morning
  • Light rain to begin, light snow to end
  • Temperatures rise above freezing Thursday afternoon

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight: Mostly clear sky with a thin layer of frost possible on cars. Wind: W 5-10 mph. Low: 32°

Tuesday: Unseasonably warm under a mostly sunny then partly cloudy sky. Wind: S-SE 5-10 mph. High: 61°

Wednesday: Increasing clouds during the day and increasing chance of rain during the evening. Expect snow to mix in Wednesday night. Wind: N-NE 5-10 mph. Low: 34° High: 52°

Thursday: A parting chance of morning light snow, looks like a dusting, as storm quickly moves east. Be ready for breezy and much colder conditions. Wind: N-NW 15-25 mph. Low: 30° High: 37°

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