WEATHER HEADLINES
- The widespread dense fog continues overnight and early Sunday, clearing by the early afternoon with a longer-period of sunshine
- Next system brings rain to the area Monday late afternoon into early Tuesday, with the greatest rainfall totals expected near and north of I-70
- Cold air takes over for the New Year as high temperatures fall back to the upper 30s, which is closer to normal
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: More dense fog forming with cool temperatures. Drive with caution overnight and early Sunday.
Low: 38°
Wind: SW 5 mph, Calm
Sunday: The dense fog advisory ends at 9am. The sun should break out during the mid to late morning. Feeling much nicer by the late afternoon.
High: 53°
Wind: SW shifting to W-NW 5-10 mph
Monday: Back to a cloudy day as our next storm system approaches. Rain increases in the late afternoon and evening, especially for areas north of I-70. Rain continues overnight Monday.
Low: 35° High: 50°
Wind: E-NE 10-15 mph
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