Kansas City, MO – Missouri residents are preparing for changing weather this week as a wintry mix is expected to sweep through the area starting Thursday. Light snow is forecast across northern Missouri, including areas along the I-70 corridor, before a more significant snowstorm moves in Saturday night.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will bring a chance of light snow during the morning, transitioning to a wintry mix further south. Travel may be impacted, particularly during morning commutes. Drivers are urged to exercise caution, as slick spots could develop on untreated roadways.
The weather will remain calm leading up to New Year’s Day, with sunny skies and highs near 40 degrees in Kansas City. However, temperatures will drop quickly Thursday night, with lows dipping into the teens. Friday will be mostly sunny but colder, with a high near 31 degrees.
A more significant storm system is expected to arrive Saturday night into Sunday, with heavy snow likely across northern Missouri. Travel disruptions are expected throughout the weekend. Residents should monitor forecasts and plan for delays if traveling.
This week’s fluctuating weather underscores the importance of staying informed. Be sure to prepare vehicles for winter conditions and keep emergency kits handy, especially when traveling.
For up-to-date weather alerts and road conditions, visit the National Weather Service website or check local updates regularly.
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