WEATHER HEADLINES
- DENSE FOG ADVISORY until noon Friday
- Clouds cling to our sky through Saturday
- Sunshine comes back Sunday afternoon
- Brighter and milder to end January
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Dense fog creates low visibility while Thursday's rain and melting snow keep our streets wet and increase our potholes. Mild temperatures by average standards. Our average low is 19°.
Low: 34°
Wind: NW 5 mph, becoming light
Friday: DENSE FOG ADVISORY ends at noon. The fading fog reveals a blanket of gray clouds that keeps the sun from us for a 5th consecutive day.
High: 40°
Wind: NW to N-NE 5 mph
Saturday: We likely wake up to our last round of fog. Our sky remains overcast as a storm tries to rain on our southern most neighborhoods. Temperatures struggle to warm much.
Low: 34°
High: 39°
Wind: NW to N-NE 5 mph
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