WEATHER HEADLINES
- More drizzle develops tonight through Saturday morning; Elevated roads may be icy and slick across northern MO into Saturday morning
- Drizzle ends by noon Saturday and temperatures stay chilly for weekend plans
- Turning even colder and more active next week with multiple chances of snow likely
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Drizzle increases as temperatures hover above freezing in Kansas City. Few elevated surfaces could turn icy if temperatures drop enough. Better chance of black ice forming in northern Missouri. Be careful and aware if driving around town.
Low: 33°
Wind: E to NE 10-20 mph
Saturday: The morning drizzle/light rain tapers off by noon, while staying mostly to partly cloudy, windy and chilly during the afternoon.
High: 40°
Wind: N-NW 15-25 mph
Sunday: It's SUPER BOWL SUNDAY! Dry, mostly cloudy and chilly for Super Bowl gatherings.
Low: 23° High: 35°
Wind: NE 5-15 mph
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