WEATHER HEADLINES
- Strong thunderstorms until 10 p.m. with pea-sized hail
- Isolated light rain showers mixed with flurries early overnight
- Flurries to light snow 3-9 a.m. tomorrow
- A dusting to 1" is possible on mainly grassy and elevated surfaces
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST:
This Evening (5-10 p.m.): Thunderstorms with much-needed rain and non-damaging pea-sized hail.
Temperatures drop to the 40s
Wind: SSW 10-20 mph, gusts to 40-50 mph near thunderstorms
Tonight (after 10 p.m.): Periods of rain mixed with snow. The rain changes to snow after 3 a.m. A minor accumulation on grass, trees and cars is possible. Slight chance this evening's rain could freeze to black ice on bridges.
Low: 31°
Wind: W 10-25 mph
Tuesday: Windy and cold with snow ending by 9 a.m. and clouds staying around almost all day. Prepare for a hard freeze Tuesday night.
Some locations north of I-70 could see a dusting-1" on mainly grassy and elevated surfaces. This evening's rain and the morning snow will create slick spots.
High: 41°
Wind: NW 15-30 mph
Wednesday: We begin with a hard freeze and temperatures in the 20s. Sunny, calmer and milder during the afternoon with highs remaining cooler than average.
Low: 24°
High: 51°
Wind: NW 15-30 mph
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