WEATHER HEADLINES
- Heavy snow has arrived and will last through 2-4pm; a widespread 3-6" of snow is possible with this event
- Plan on snow-covered roads and school cancellations that carry into Thursday
- Single-digit wind chills near and below zero on Thursday and Friday mornings
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Wednesday: Snow lasts through 2-4pm, falling heavy at times. Snow amounts of 3-6" can be expected area-wide. Snow-covered roads will be dangerous to drive on all day.
High: 19° Wind Chill: 5 to 10°
Wind: N-NE 10-20 mph
Tonight: Clearing sky and turning very cold! Stay safe as wind chills will likely dip below 0°.
Low: 1° Wind Chill: -10 to -5°
Wind: N-NW 10-25 mph
Thursday: Mostly sunny and cold after a frigid start. The sun may help road conditions improve through the afternoon with more slushy conditions.
High: 23°
Wind: NW to S 5-10 mph
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