WEATHER HEADLINES
- Winter storm warning 6 pm Saturday-3 am Monday
- A large winter storm gets organized over the central plains Saturday & Sunday; An icy mix to begin Saturday with accumulating snow through Sunday
- Arctic air settles into the forecast early next week
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Saturday: Cloudy as we wait for a winter storm to approach. An icy mix of freezing rain & sleet builds into the area 2-5pm for areas up to 36-HWY. Meanwhile, more snow is expected north of 36-HWY. Road conditions deteriorate quickly in the late afternoon and evening.
High: 28°
Wind: E 10-20 mph
Sunday: The icy mix south of I-70 will change to snow in the morning. Prepare for rounds of heavy snow, blowing snow. Roads will be treacherous and visibility will be limited within the heavy snow bands and strong wind gusts. Snowfall forecast of 7-10" for much of the KC Metro, with gradually lower amounts south. Higher ice accumulation south of Kansas City.
SLEET MAY CAUSE DRASTIC SNOWFALL DIFFERENCES N/S OF I-70
Low: 19° High: 22°
Wind: NE to N 20-35 mph
Monday: Bitterly cold morning, wind chills -5 to -10. Partly cloudy skies but very cold with little melting occuring.
Low: 2° High: 14°
Wind: NW 10-15 mph
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