WEATHER HEADLINES
- Winter weather advisory Saturday in northern MO for freezing rain causing slick roads
- Strong front passes through Saturday afternoon, changing any light precipitation from rain to light snow. Accumulation is limited but roads could still be slick
- Bigger storm develops Monday night - Tuesday producing more accumulating snow in the region
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: A warmer night with some light rain or drizzle is possible. Freezing rain is possible along the MO/IA border where roads will be slick.
Low: 35° around midnight
Wind: S 5-15 mph
Saturday: Light rain or drizzle is possible in the morning, and temperatures quickly fall in the afternoon. Rain changes to snow after noon. Light accumulations possible of a Trace - 1". Roads could turn slick to drive on!
Temperatures near 35 in the morning, dropping to the 20s in the afternoon
Wind: N 10-20, Gusts 35 mph
Sunday: Clearing sky but bitter cold.
Low: 10° High: 31° Wind Chill: 0-5°
Wind: NW 15-30 mph
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