WEATHER HEADLINES
- Wind chill warning through Tuesday
- Dangerous wind chills, as cold as -30° to -40°
- Record cold low and high, light snow possible Monday
- Another Arctic air invasion Friday and Saturday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Another record-cold night possible. Partly cloudy and dry.
Low: -12° (Record cold low: -10°, 1979)
Wind Chill: -35 to -15°
Wind: W-NW 5-10 mph
Monday (MLK Jr. Day): Becoming mostly cloudy with a chance of snow during the afternoon and into the early evening. A dusting is possible north of Interstate 70, with a dusting up to an inch possible south.
High: 2° (Record cold high: 6°, 1972)
Wind Chill: -25° to -10°
Wind: NW 10-15 mph
Monday Night: Becoming clear and nearing a record-cold low again.
Low: -9° (Record cold low: -13°, 1977)
Wind Chill: -15 to -25°
Wind: W-NW 5-10 mph
Tuesday: Wind chill warning expires at noon. Mostly sunny, dry and not as deep in the Arctic freeze.
High: 11° (Record cold high: 1°, 1977)
Wind Chill: -5° to -10°
Wind: W 10-20 mph
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