WEATHER HEADLINES
- Arctic air and dangerous wind chills Friday and Saturday
- Next week, multiple days of cold rain
- Mixed precipitation possible when the storm arrives Monday morning
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: This polar plunge reaches all neighborhoods. Temperatures tank to single digits while dangerous wind chills develop. WIND CHILL ADVISORY begins at midnight.
Low: 1°
Wind Chill: -20 to -15°
Wind: N-NW 20-30 mph
Friday: Partly cloudy, breezy and bitter cold as this Arctic air invasion's grip strengthens. WIND CHILL ADVISORY continues.
High: 10°
Wind Chill: -15° to -5°
Wind: NW 15-25 mph
Saturday: Our morning begins mostly clear and features the coldest morning in our Super 10-Day Forecast.
Plenty of chilled sunshine the remainder of the day. Winds taper and the WIND CHILL ADVISORY expires at noon.
Low: -8°
High: 10°
Wind Chill: -10° to 0°
Wind: N 5-10 mph
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