WEATHER HEADLINES
- Another day with very warm and windy conditions, increased fire danger
- A big drop in temperatures Wednesday afternoon will bring rain & snow to the area through the evening; accumulation is limited and roads will likely stay wet
- The parade of storms continues Friday & Sunday, bringing additional chances of rain
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Partly cloudy while staying warm and very windy overnight. Temperatures likely hold in the 60s through the night
Sunrise Temp: Low 60s
Wind: S 10-30 mph
Wednesday: Warm morning temperatures, falling into the 40s then 30s by the afternoon. Very strong wind. A wintry mix of rain and snow develops early afternoon, changing to snow by evening. Blowing snow reduces visibility during the evening commute. Most snow melts but could be slushy if it is snowing is heavy enough.
Afternoon: Dropping to the 30s by 3 p.m.
Wind: S to N 20-30, Gusts 60 mph
Thursday: Happy first day of spring! Spring starts at 4:01 a.m. It will be a very cold start to the day with temperatures below freezing. Will need to monitor for any slick spots. The afternoon features more sunshine, a slight breeze and seasonally cool temperatures.
Low: 30° High: 56°
Wind: W-NW to W-SW 10-20 mph
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