WEATHER HEADLINES
- The warm March temperatures and gusty winds continue through Tuesday
- A big drop in temperatures Wednesday afternoon will bring a chance of rain & snow to the area through the evening; no accumulation or impacts anticipated
- Temperatures stay mild with occasional cold fronts and chances of rain through the weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Monday: Happy St. Patrick's Day! Enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures going to the downtown KC parade! Watch for gusty winds out of the south. This will increase the fire danger around the area as a fire weather warning is in place from 12-8 p.m.
High: 76°
Wind: S 15-25, Gusts 35 mph
Tonight: Partly cloudy, mild and staying breezy.
Low: 58°
Wind: S 10-30 mph
Tuesday: Partly to mostly cloudy, staying windy and temperatures get even warmer ahead of a strong storm system approaching the Plains.
High: 79°
Wind: S-SW 15-25, Gusts 40 mph
Wednesday: Warm morning temperatures, falling into the 40s by the afternoon. Very strong wind. There is a chance of rain changing to snow in the afternoon and evening. Accumulation would be minor but something to watch if moisture is falling after sunset.
Morning: 59° Afternoon: 40°
Wind: S to N 20-30, Gusts 55 mph
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