WEATHER HEADLINES
- Drizzle, wind and colder air will occur tonight
- Cold air takes over for the new year as high temperatures dip to the upper 30s, closer to average
- A big change is showing up for the weekend as we track Arctic air and a possible winter storm
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Drizzle mixing with a wet snow possible overnight, especially for areas north of I-70. Surface and road temperatures hold above freezing, so not expecting any impacts. The rain and snow mix will be out by 4-7 a.m.
Low: 33° (Wind chill in the low 20s)
Wind: N-NW 15-30 mph
Tuesday (New Year's Eve): Mostly cloudy and cold with a decreasing wind. It will be dry and cold at midnight with temperatures in the upper 20s and wind chill values around 20°.
High: Holding around 34°
Wind: N-NW 10-20 mph
Wednesday (Happy New Year!): 2025 is starting off cold but with more sunshine!
Low: 24° High: 38°
Wind: W-NW 10-15 mph
Thursday: Chance to see scattered rain and snow showers. We do not expect any big issues on the roads.
Low: 29° High: 40°
Wind: S 5-10 to N 10-20 mph
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