Missouri and eastern Kansas wake up to a sharp 30-degree chill across Kansas City, where breath hangs in the air and wind chills dip into the lower 20s. Early drivers along I-35 and I-70 may notice a light glaze on elevated ramps.
Skies remain mostly clear this morning, and calm winds are helping temperatures settle near freezing. As the sun climbs, that cold edge fades quickly. Highs reach 52 degrees this afternoon under bright February sunshine.
Tonight turns milder, with increasing clouds and lows near 36. The warming trend continues Thursday. Highs climb to 54 degrees, though a slight chance of rain develops after noon. Roads stay mainly dry, but keep an umbrella handy if you’re out late.
Friday brings a true spring tease. Mostly sunny skies push temperatures near 60 degrees, a sharp rebound from the frosty start to the week. Valentine’s Weekend begins mild but unsettled. Saturday carries a 40 percent chance of rain with highs near 55. Showers may linger into Saturday night before skies partially clear.
Sunday rebounds to around 60 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. Early next week turns even warmer. Washington’s Birthday could reach the mid-60s, and Tuesday approaches the upper 60s. The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures across the central U.S., signaling a sustained February thaw.
Five Day Outlook for Kansas City, Missouri:
Today: Sunny, high 52°F.
Tonight: Increasing clouds, low 36°F.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of afternoon rain, high 54°F.
Friday: Mostly sunny, high 60°F.
Saturday: Chance of rain, high 55°F.
