WEATHER HEADLINES
- Rain ends 8-10 AM after bringing .10"-.50" of much needed rain
- A nice afternoon followed by a strong evening cold front
- An Arctic Blast is likely on New Year's Day with a chance of winter precipitation
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tuesday: Rain and a few T-Storms end 8-10 AM. The rain will end and temperatures will warm up before the wind shifts to the northwest. Wind: S 10-25 mph shifting to the west 5-15 mph and then northwest at 15-30 mph High: 60°
Tonight: Clear to partly cloudy and colder. Wind: N 10-20 mph Low: 25°
Wednesday: Cloudy with a chance of snow near the Iowa border. Wind: N-NE 10-20 mph Low: 25° High: 38°
Thursday: Mostly sunny, a cold start. Wind: E to S 5-10 mph Low: 23° High: 45°
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