WEATHER HEADLINES
- Rain and snow; then snow, heavy at times, Monday
- Monday's roads mostly wet, slushy areas
- Lighter snow falls Monday night into Tuesday
- Tuesday turning much colder and blustery; roads become slick, 2-5" possible
- Another chance of accumulating snow Friday and Saturday and much colder
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a faster wind keeping us above freezing.
Temperatures: slightly rise into the middle to upper 30s
Wind: E 10-20, Gust 25 mph
Monday: Mix of rain and snow moves in from the southwest as our morning commute ends and spreads northeast.
The moderate to heavy at times rain turns mainly to snow around lunchtime.
The wet snow falls fast enough to overwhelm our roads and produces areas of slush for the evening commute.
Temperatures: afternoon temperatures cool into the lower to middle 30s
Wind: E-SE 15-25 mph
Monday Night: Lighter snow continues near I-70 and gets heavier as you head north. Areas south sit in the storm's dry slot.
Temperatures: remain in the lower to middle 30s.
Tuesday: Snow spreads south as blustery winds bring colder air in from the north.
Temperatures: morning hours remain in the lower to middle 30s.
Temperatures: afternoon hours cool to the middle to upper 20s.
Wind: N-NW 15-30 gust 35-45 mph
Wind Chills: Upper teens in the morning, falling to single digits during the evening.
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