Kansas City, MO – A cold front moving into Missouri late Friday is expected to bring widespread light snow, with up to 1–3 inches of accumulation possible in localized bands. Drivers along the I-70 corridor should prepare for reduced visibility and potentially hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Kansas City, colder air will settle into the area Thursday night, bringing lows in the 20s through the weekend. The snow system is expected to begin late Friday night, persisting into early Saturday morning. While widespread accumulations are expected to stay below an inch, a narrow band of heavier snowfall may develop, impacting localized areas.
High temperatures on Black Friday will only reach the upper 30s, with brisk winds making it feel even colder. By Saturday, highs will remain in the mid-30s with partly cloudy skies after the snow clears. Overnight lows are forecast to dip into the teens, with frigid conditions continuing through Sunday.
Travelers heading out for holiday shopping or returning home from Thanksgiving should plan for possible delays, especially in areas experiencing heavier snowfall. The National Weather Service advises monitoring updated forecasts for changes in the storm’s path and intensity.
The extended outlook shows improving conditions into next week, with sunny skies and highs climbing back into the 40s by Tuesday.
Be sure to stay tuned to local weather updates to avoid travel disruptions and prepare for the cold snap ahead.
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