WEATHER HEADLINES
- More fog for Monday's morning commute
- High temperatures warmer than average through Friday
- Cooler next weekend with a slight chance of rain
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Fog could be thick enough, especially north of Kansas City, for freezing fog to form. Watch out for slick spots and potholes while driving through lower visibility Monday morning.
Low: 30°
Wind: W-SW 8-12 mph
Monday: Keep those sunglasses handy. Morning fog quickly fades to sunshine. A westerly wind warms us up a few more degrees.
High: 56°
Wind: W-SW 5-10 mph
Tuesday: A dry cold front likely limits fog formation in the morning. Wind shifts and more clouds bring a one-day cooling trend. Highs remain milder than average.
Low: 33°
High: 47°
Wind: NW 10-20 mph
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