Kansas City, MO – A winter storm is moving into Missouri, bringing snow, frigid temperatures, and gusty winds to Kansas City. Residents should prepare for accumulating snowfall beginning Monday night, followed by dangerously cold temperatures by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, a slight chance of snow begins Monday afternoon, increasing to a 60% likelihood overnight. Winds will shift northeast at 6 to 9 mph, with gusts up to 18 mph. By Tuesday, highs will remain below freezing at 28°F, with snow chances lingering into the evening.
Wednesday is the most impactful day, with a 100% chance of snow and highs struggling to reach 23°F. By Wednesday night, temperatures will drop to 8°F, and snow is expected to continue. Roads, including I-70 and I-435, may become hazardous due to accumulating snow and icy conditions.
Drivers should exercise caution, particularly during the Tuesday and Wednesday morning commutes. Snowfall may create slick roads and reduced visibility. Those traveling should allow extra time and check MoDOT updates for road conditions.
Looking ahead, temperatures will remain cold into the weekend, with highs near 36°F by Friday. Residents should prepare for a bitterly cold week with fluctuating snowfall chances.
