WEATHER HEADLINES
- Rain morphs into an accumulating snow between 2am-3am
- Heaviest of the wet snow falls from 3am-6am, tapering by 7am
- Roads range from wet (treated & well-traveled) to slushy (more rural & untreated)
- Good snowball making snow
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Rain morphs to a wet accumulating snow between 2am and 3am. Most of the snow will stick to grass and elevated surfaces before clearing west to east between 5-7am.
Road temperatures cool to near freezing increasing the likelihood of a slushy accumulation.
Low: 32°
Wind: NE to NW 10-25 mph
Thursday: The snow is out by 7am leaving behind wet to slushy roads.
A pocket of sunshine develops around 8am to noon before the gusty cold winds blanket us with clouds for the afternoon.
High: 44°
Wind: NW 15-25 mph
Friday: Flurries are possible before 5am Friday morning. That quick system drags more cold air into our neighborhoods.
Even with increasing sunshine, highs struggle to warm.
Low: 24° High: 38°
Wind: N 15-25 mph (am) to 5-10 mph (pm)
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