WEATHER HEADLINES
- Prepare for freezing cold temperatures tonight and Saturday night
- Record cold highs possible Saturday and record cold lows possible Sunday
- A cool week leading to and through the NFL Draft
- Unsettled all week with rain showers possible at times
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear and chilly with slower breezes. FREEZE WARNING from 1-9am for areas north and west of Kansas City.
Low: 34°; record 25° set in 1986
Wind: WNW 8-12 mph
Saturday: Freeze Warning ends at 9am. Winds quickly increase tomorrow and our morning sunshine turns mostly cloudy. A record cold maximum temperatures possible.
High: 49°, record 49° set in 1984
Wind: NW 15-30 mph
Saturday Night: Clouds fade to a clear sky as winds taper to a breathe which sets the stage for a new 130-year-old record low temperature.
Low: 29°; record 32° set in 1893
Wind: NW 3-5 mph
Sunday: After a sunny start, high clouds increase during the afternoon and our highs fall 10° short of average levels.
High: 56°
Wind: NW 10-15 mph
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