WEATHER HEADLINES
- Record-setting warmth is possible on Monday and Tuesday
- A one-day winter blast for Tuesday night and Wednesday
- Back into the 70s next weekend.
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Clear, calm and cool.
Low: 42°
Wind: S-SW 5-10 mph
Monday: Mostly sunny and breezy with a chance to break a record high temperature.
High: 77°, Record: 76° (1896)
Wind: S-SW 10-20 mph
Tuesday: Partly cloudy, unseasonably warm and windy again.
Low: 53° High: 75°, Record: 73° (2016)
Wind: S-SW 10-20 mph
Tuesday Night: A strong cold front moves through during the early evening, dropping temperatures 50-55 degrees by morning. There is a chance for a period of mainly light snow after midnight.
Low: 20°
Wind: N-NW 20-40 mph
Wednesday: Chance for early morning light snow and slick spots and windy. Morning wind chill values will be in the single digits and teens. Then, the rest of the day will see decreasing clouds and wind, but it will stay cold.
High: 37°
Wind: NW 15-25 to 5-15 mph
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