WEATHER HEADLINES
- Any snow showers or flurries will stay south of I-70 late this evening, monitoring for light accumulation and slick spots on roads
- Dry but bitter cold Sunday while snow moves in Monday morning for areas along and north of I-70
- Bigger storm develops Monday night - Tuesday producing more accumulating snow in the region; A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for areas south of I-70 in advance of the large storm
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Light snow increases and shifts across southern Missouri in the evening. Any accumulation will be limited but some slick spots on roads are still possible. Staying cloudy while the wind and air temperatures remain frigid.
Low: 12° Wind chill: -10° to 0°
Wind: NW 20-30 mph
Sunday: Clouds clear by the early afternoon as the wind remains gusty. Temperatures are much colder!
High: 19° Wind Chill: 0 to 5°
Wind: NW 15-30 down to 5-15 mph late in the day
Monday: Back to the clouds as an area of snow drifts in early in the morning. The snow will likely fall for areas along and north of I-70, clipping KC during the morning commute. Can't rule out the chance of some slick roads if the snow holds together around the metro. Most of the accumulation will likely stay north of the city.
Low: 10° High: 19°
Wind: E 5-10 mph
Tuesday: A large winter storm takes shape and brings the area more accumulating snow. The snow begins in the morning but is expected to pick up during the afternoon and evening. The higher snow totals are most likely south of I-70 where a Winter Storm Watch has already been issued. This will be a light-weight, fluffy snow and will pile up quickly. In addition to the heavy snow, strong wind gusts and dangerous wind chills are expected.
Low: 0° High: 5° Wind Chill: -15°
Wind: NE 15-30 mph
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