WEATHER HEADLINES
- Light wintry mix tonight
- Patchy black ice and fog possible tomorrow morning
- Light rain possible Tuesday
- Warm and dry weather starting Wednesday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Our scattered wintry mix ends by 2 a.m. Patchy black ice is possible by morning, especially on bridges and overpasses. Areas of fog may develop where any cloud cover clears.
Low: 30°
Wind: NW 10-20 mph
Monday: Slippery wet to possibly a few icy areas during our morning commute. Be careful crossing untreated bridges and overpasses.
Morning clouds with slow clearing during the afternoon and highs settling at average levels.
High: 45°
Wind: NW to SW 8-12 mph
Tuesday: A fast-moving and relatively dry system passing to our north tries to spread some light rain on us during the late afternoon to early evening hours.
Low: 32°
High: 45°
Wind: NW 15-20, G 25 mph
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