WEATHER HEADLINES
- Areas of black ice next two mornings
- Warmest, above freezing, tomorrow
- Two accumulating snow storms possible, Thursday-Friday and Sunday
- Arctic air arrives Friday, lingers into next week
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Partly cloudy, dry and much colder. Watch for areas where melted snow re-freezes.
Low: 14°
Wind Chill: 5-10°
Wind: W to S to S 10-15 mph
Wednesday: Warmest day in our Super 10-Day Forecast. Gusty southwest winds boost us above freezing. Melting snow keeps secondary streets wet.
Grab your polarized sunglasses. Most us have a partly cloudy sky while a weak disturbance to our north steers a few snow showers across northern Missouri near the Iowa border.
High: 34°
Wind Chill: 22°-25
Wind: S-SW 15-25 mph
Thursday: Increasing clouds with our second snow storm arriving late in the afternoon. The drier and fluffy light snow starts to accumulate during the evening. By Friday afternoon we could receive 3" to 6". The exact track is not finalized and these amounts could change.
Low: 17°
High: 29°
Wind Chill: 15°-20°
Wind: E-NE 10-20 mph
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