Kansas City, MO – Frigid temperatures Thursday morning are gripping Kansas City with a low of 11°F expected tonight. The good news? A sunny warmup begins Friday with highs reaching 38°F, a welcome shift for residents navigating I-70 and local roads.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will remain mostly sunny, with northwest winds gusting up to 20 mph. These gusts, combined with a wind chill of 22°F, could create hazardous conditions for pedestrians and drivers alike during early morning commutes. Residents should dress in layers and keep an emergency kit in their cars in case of delays.
Friday will bring sunnier skies and milder winds, offering a reprieve from the week’s icy temperatures. South-southwest winds at 5 to 13 mph will prevail, with a calm evening low of 23°F. Weekend plans are looking brighter, with Saturday forecasted to be mostly cloudy but warmer, peaking at 39°F.
Sunday will see partly sunny conditions with a high near 34°F, perfect for outdoor activities like walking in Loose Park or visiting local markets. Looking into Monday and beyond, highs will approach the mid-40s, with sunshine dominating the forecast through Tuesday and Wednesday.
Missouri residents should prepare for icy roads Thursday morning but look forward to improved driving conditions and clear skies this weekend. Plan ahead and take precautions during colder mornings.
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