WEATHER HEADLINES
- Flurries this morning with heavier snow picking up during the afternoon and evening
- Additional snow accumulation of 2-4" possible around KC, highest amounts south of I-70
- The cold worsens Wednesday and Thursday as lows drop to around -10° with wind chill values -30° to -20°
- A big warmup is likely by the weekend and next week!
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tuesday: Snow is likely all day. It will be heavy at times, especially south of I-70. This will be a lightweight, fluffy snow, piling up quickly and blowing around easily. In addition to the heavy snow, strong wind gusts and dangerous wind chills are expected. Additional amounts of 2-4" are possible around KC and slightly more south.
High: 6° Wind Chill: -20° to -10°
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Tonight: Snow ends before midnight. Staying bitter cold.
Low: -2° Record is -3° (1936)
Wind Chill: -30° to -20°
Wind: N 10-20 mph
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, flurries and frigid.
High: 9° Wind Chill: -20° to -10°
Wind: N 10-20 mph
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