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Kansas City, MO Weather Nov. 7: Frost and Freezing Lows Expected
KANSAS CITY, MO – Widespread frost and freezing temperatures are expected across northern and central Missouri Saturday morning, November 7, with some communities forecast to drop as low as 28 degrees
By Natalie Brooks · 2026-11-05T10:05:40.888Z
KANSAS CITY, MO – Widespread frost and freezing temperatures are expected across northern and central Missouri Saturday morning, November 7, with some communities forecast to drop as low as 28 degrees before a significant warming trend arrives early next week.
According to the National Weather Service in Kansas City, temperatures will fall into the upper 20s and lower 30s across portions of Missouri and neighboring Kansas, creating potentially damaging conditions for sensitive vegetation.
Temperatures Could Fall to 28 Degrees Saturday The coldest conditions are expected early Saturday, particularly across northern Missouri, where several communities could experience temperatures below freezing.
Forecast overnight lows include:
Kirksville: 28 degrees Chillicothe: 28 degrees Princeton: 29 degrees Moberly: 29 degrees Boonville: 29 degrees Sedalia: 30 degrees Maryville: 31 degrees St. Joseph: 32 degrees Kansas City: 35 degrees The National Weather Service specifically warns that sensitive vegetation will need protection as widespread frost and freezing conditions develop.
Residents with outdoor plants, gardens or temperature sensitive vegetation should take precautions before Saturday morning.
Light Rain Possible Before Freeze Ahead of the colder temperatures, a small chance of light rain or drizzle is expected Thursday, November 5, across far northern Missouri.
Rain probabilities remain relatively low, ranging from 15% to 20%.
Friday afternoon temperatures are forecast to reach the upper 40s to lower 50s across much of northern Missouri before the colder overnight conditions arrive.
Warmer Weather Returns Next Week The freezing conditions are not expected to persist through next week.
By Sunday, November 8, afternoon temperatures should rebound into the lower 60s across many communities.
Monday, November 9, brings additional warming, with highs reaching approximately 68 degrees in Kansas City, 69 degrees in St. Joseph and Boonville, and 65 degrees in Kirksville.
Residents should monitor updated National Weather Service forecasts for changes in overnight temperatures and any frost or freeze advisories.