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Cold front creates scattered flurries tonight and reinforces our cold air mass.

Warming above average this week with a couple chances of rain.
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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • Scattered flurries tonight
  • Flurries in central Missouri Monday
  • Above Freezing Tuesday
  • Above average rest of forecast

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight: A cold front, starved for moisture, creates patches of flurries overnight through tomorrow's morning commute. No accumulation. Wind: S-SW 8-15 mph. Low: 19°

Monday: Cloudy early with increasing late afternoon sunshine. Flurries likely in central Missouri. Breezy conditions make it feel 10° to 15° colder than the temperature. Wind: NW 10-20, gusting 25 mph. High: 26°

Tuesday: Bundle up during the morning as we begin clear and cold. Our afternoon features a mostly sunny sky and temperatures warmer than freezing thanks to a milder and breezy south wind. Wind: South 10-20, gusting 25 mph. Low: High: 37°

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