WEATHER HEADLINES
- Scattered snow showers forming overnight into Tuesday morning; dusting to 1/2" possible if caught in a snow band, not everyone will experience these
- Heavy snow moves in before sunrise Wednesday and comes to an end in the evening; 4-7" of total snow possible. Plan on snow-covered roads and school cancellations that carry into Thursday
- Single-digit wind chills near and below zero Thursday-Friday mornings
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Flurries or snow showers possible after midnight. Not everyone sees these. Some locations pick up a dusting to 1/2" of snow.
Low: 25°
Wind: E-NE 10-20 mph
Tuesday: Some snow showers possible early in the day. Staying cloudy and dry for the remainder of the afternoon. Prepare for a big storm at night.
High: 29° Wind Chill: 5° to 15°
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Tuesday night: Winter Storm Warning begins at midnight. Snow increases after midnight & becomes heavy at times by morning. Roads will become slick & hazardous.
Low: 17° Wind Chill: 0 to 10°
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Wednesday: Winter Storm Warning ends at 9 p.m.. Snow, heavy at times, with blowing snow as well. The snow tapers off during the evening. 4-7" of accumulation possible. Roads will be snow-covered and travel will be heavily impacted. Prepare for school cancellations that trickle into Thursday.
High: 20° Wind Chill: 0 to 10°
Wind: N-NW 15-25 mph
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