WEATHER HEADLINES
- Wintry mix tonight, changing to snow by morning
- Light snow for KC and south, heavier snow north
- Arctic air arrives during the morning, stays through next week
- Light snow is possible Sunday, better chance south
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Light wintry mix turning to light snow by morning. Expect a light glaze with a dusting to 1" of snow possible on top of it. Chance is 50%.
Steady light to moderate snow around Highway 36 and north. Chance 100%.
Morning Temperature: 17°
Wind Chill: Around 0° by morning
Wind: E-NE to N-NW 15-30 mph
Friday: Periods of snow from morning into afternoon. Another inch of snow is possible. Chance is 40%. Snow will be light and easily blown around by blustery arctic winds that create dangerously cold wind chills. The wind may be too strong to let the dry and light snow stick everywhere. It may end of blowing across roads and create small drifts when it reaches the grass.
Afternoon Temperature: 15° Wind Chill: 0 to -10°
Wind: NW 20-40 mph
Saturday: Mostly cloudy and bitterly cold with flurries possible, no accumulation.
Chiefs kickoff temperature, 0°, would be the coldest ever. Temperatures tumble to -3° by the fourth quarter. Dangerous wind chills create frostbite in 30 minutes or less.
High: 7°
Wind Chill: -20° to -30°
Wind: NW 20-30 mph
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