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
Saturday: Light rain or drizzle is possible in the morning, and temperatures quickly fall in the afternoon. Rain changes to light snow after noon. Roads could turn slick to drive on! Most snow from around KC south and east.
Temperatures near 35 in the morning, dropping to the 20s in the afternoon
Wind: N 10-20, Gusts 35 mph
Tonight: Light snow increases and shifts to southern Missouri. Dusting-1/2" in KC with 1/2"-1" southeast of KC.
Windy and very cold.
Low: 10° Wind chill: -10° to 0°
Wind: NW 15-25 mph
Sunday: Partly to mostly cloudy & very cold, but less wind.
High: 17° Wind Chill: 0 to 5°
Wind: NW 15-25 to NW 5-15 mph
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