Good Sunday, bloggers,
We have an interesting storm system to deal with today. Every degree will make a difference in how slick surfaces get.
This morning, we dropped to the 20s, which is plenty cold enough for messy roads. But the precipitation does not start until noon to 2 p.m., and we will warm up before the precipitation begins.
Now, how much will we warm up?
The day started with sunshine. The more sun we see between 9 a.m. and noon, the more we warm up. The more we warm up, the less chance of slick conditions during the precipitation event.
Once precipitation starts, temperatures will drop. But if they drop from higher levels, it would keep more locations above 32°.
Now, in locations that see mostly sleet and snow, it may not make much of a difference.
It was a pretty sunrise with the peeks of the sun.
The locations with the best chance to see slick conditions and snow/sleet are in a winter weather advisory, which is north of KC.
When you look across the U.S., we are the only ones dealing with winter weather today!
Details on this interesting weather day and beyond are in the 7-minute video below.
Have a great rest of your weekend and week ahead.
Stay healthy.
Stay with KSHB 41, and we'll keep you advised.
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