First Warn Forecast: Cold front on approach
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Our well-above normal temperatures sure have been nice but soon come to an end.
A cold front is sweeping through the region this afternoon and evening, bringing winds out of the north and chillier temperatures. Out ahead of the front, warmer conditions in the upper 50s and lower 60s. You will know when the front comes through your neighborhood once those winds switch direction. Gusts could reach the 15-25 mph range as the front es.
After today, we return to seasonal conditions for February. High temperatures on for the rest of the work week remain in the lower to mid-40s.
On top of the colder temperatures comes a First Warn on Wednesday for the chance for scattered rain/wintry mix on Wednesday. The chance for wintry mix/freezing drizzle will be more likely for areas north of the I-70 corridor. At this time, a light glaze to 0.05″ of ice accumulation may be possible. This could cause slippery roads for the commutes on Wednesday. For those areas seeing mainly rain, most areas could see between a 0.10″ to 0.25″ with higher amounts to the southeastern counties.
Super Bowl weekend will bring highs in the upper 40s on Saturday with the chance for isolated rain showers and then cooler temperatures in the upper 30s for Sunday.
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