WEATHER HEADLINES
- Second, much stronger cold front blasts through tonight bringing scattered snow showers & wind chills in the single digits Wednesday morning
- Bigger storm delivers warmer temperatures and rain to the area Friday into Saturday with a wintry mix nearby in Iowa
- Highs stay in the 40s to near 50° over the weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Scattered snow showers possible after midnight. Some locations may see a dusting, but we do not expect widespread slick conditions.
Temperatures: 31° at midnight, down to 23° by 7 a.m.
Wind: Increasing to NW15-30 mph after midnight
Wednesday: The snow showers end before 7 a.m. A dusting is possible in a few locations. Staying windy and very cold all day. At least the sun will be out!
High: 31° Wind chill: 15°
Wind: NW 15-30 mph to NW 10-20 mph
Thursday: Mostly to partly cloudy while staying cold and breezy.
Low: 20° High: 33°
Wind: E-NE 10-20 mph
Friday: An increasing chance of rain. The rain will start after temperatures rise above freezing. Northern Missouri may see some ice before it changes to rain.
Low: 23° High: 46°
Wind: E-SE 10-20 mph
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