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KSHB 41 Weather | November begins with near record cold morning lows in Kansas City

Later, southerly winds begin a warming trend that lingers through weekend
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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • Possibly waking up to record cold Wednesday
  • Enjoy warm temperatures Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • Chance for rain arrives Sunday night

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight: Clear and unusually cold overnight. Our coldest night in the Super 10-Day Forecast has us cooling to near record territory!
Low: 24° Record is 20° from 1991
Wind Chill: 12° - 16°
Wind: S 5 - 8 mph

Wednesday: November begins sunny and milder than the end of October. Gusty southerly breezes eventually chase away the cold during the afternoon. They start picking up speed after 9pm and keep us feeling cold all morning.
High: 49°
Wind: S-SW 15-25 mph

Thursday: After starting near freezing, for the last time this week, sunshine and southerly winds continue our warming trend.
High: 58°
Wind: S-SW 10-20 mph

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