WEATHER HEADLINES
- Snow, mostly light ends overnight
- Dusting-1" on grassy surfaces, decks, overpasses, and some main surfaces will have slushy slick spots
- Few passing flurries Saturday and mostly dry with some sunshine Sunday
- A big and stronger storm arrives Monday, initially starting as rain, changing to snow Monday night into Tuesday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Light snow ends 2-4 AM with a dusting-1" on mainly grassy surfaces. All surfaces may have slushy slick spots.
Low: 30°
Wind: E to W 5-10 mph
Saturday: Mainly overcast all day with a few passing flurries and occasional snow showers. No accumulation.
High: 36°
Wind: W 5-10 mph
Sunday: Partly cloudy and cool
Low: 25° High: 41°
Wind: W to SE 5-10 mph
Monday: Rain and snow move in during the afternoon, changing to snow. Accumulating snow begins during the afternoon or evening.
Low: 33° High: 38°
Wind: E 10-20 mph
Tuesday: Snow likely and windy. 2"-4" is possible before it ends during the afternoon.
Low: 31° High: 33°
Wind: N-NW 15-30 mph
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