WEATHER HEADLINES
- Gradual warming trend begins tonight through Sunday
- Freezing rain arrives Sunday night, after 10pm, and will likely leave a glaze of ice on all cold surfaces, including roads overnight
- Possible travel delays Monday morning due to ice
- Several chances for rain next week with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear to partly cloudy with rising temperatures. Temperatures reach 10°-15° by sunrise Sunday.
Wind Chill: -10 to 0°
Wind: SE 5-15 mph
Sunday: The Arctic air is finally moving out! Prepare for increasing clouds and a breeze as temperatures improve. Highs fall short of freezing north of the I-70 corridor.
High: 31°
Wind: S 15-25 mph
Sunday Night: Freezing rain builds in from south to north after 10 p.m. A glaze of ice is possible which will result in slick spots on roads! Please be aware of this on your Monday morning commute.
Temperatures drop to 29-31°.
Wind: S 15-25 mph
Monday: Freezing rain ends before sunrise but will leave behind ice on roads and elevated objects. Please be careful in the morning! Another push of rain moves in by the evening while temperatures stay close to freezing.
Low: 30° High: 34°
Wind: S 20-30 mph
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