IT IS FAR INTO THE DAYLIGHT
HOURS OF BOTH WEEKEND DAYS.
LIGHT SHOWERS POPPING UP.
WE HAD MIST AND DRIZZLE EARLIER
TODAY, SPRINKLES AND THAT IS
WHAT WE WILL SEE FOR THE NEXT
FEW HOURS.
IT WILL GET MORE HEAVY AFTER
8:00, 9:00.
LOOK AT THE WICKET WEATHER UP
NORTH.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE OUT.
WHEN YOU SEE THE MIDDLE SHADE OF
BLUE, BACK TO OMAHA, WE
HAVE
HEAVY AMOUNTS OF SNOW.
DOUBLE DIGITS WITH THE
ACCUMULATION.
IF YOUR TRAVELS TAKE YOU TOWARDS
I-35, MAY WANT TO POSTPONE IT
TONIGHT.
WAIT UNTIL THEY DO WHAT THEY
HAVE TO DO FOR THE ROADS AND
POSSIBLY HAVE A BETTER RUN AT IT
TOMORROW.
RIGHT NOW, MOSTLY CLEAR
AS FAR
AS THE ROADS ARE CONCERNED.
49, EAST WIN THAT EIGHT MILES
PER HOUR.
50% HUMIDITY, BUT THAT WILL
ARRIVE WITH OUR CHANCES FOR
RAIN.
40'S AND 50'S ST. JOE.
ALSO 49.
TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE REGION
WITH THE WIND PICKING UP BEHIND
THE SYSTEM TO THE NORTHWEST.
WE ARE STILL FAIRLY MILD BY
COMPARISON.
WE WILL FALL QUICKLY TONIGHT.
54 IN CLINTON.
42 DEGREES UP TOWARDS MARYVILLE.
THERE IS COOLER AIR.
SPEAKING OF WHICH, WE ARE
TALKING ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL.
YOU NEED THE RAIN GEAR.
47 DEGREES FOR THE KICKOFF.
BETTER CHANCES FOR RAIN BY
HALFTIME BUT THE WIND IS NOT
THAT STRONG AT FIVE MILES PER
HOUR.
WINDCHILL ABOUT 40 OR UPPER
30'S.
IT WILL NEED MORE CHILLY
TOMORROW MORNING.
SPEAKING OF THE CHANGES, MOST OF
IT HAPPENING WHEN WE ARE
SLEEPING.
NICK HAS MORE ON THAT WHEN THE
RAIN CHANGES INTO SNOW.
NICK: FLAT COLD TOMORROW
MORNING.
YOU WILL GO TO SLEEP TONIGHT IN
THE 40'S AND WAKE UP TOMORROW
MORNING AND SAY IT REALLY FEELS
LIKE WINTER.
FROM A TEMPERATURE STANDPOINT.
WE WILL NOT GET ANY OF THE SNOW
WE ARE SEEING TO THE NORTH IN
IOWA.
47 AT 7:00.
RAIN SHOWERS WILL BE LIKELY.
THE TEMPERATURES WILL REALLY
START TO DROP AFTER MIDNIGHT
INTO THE 30'S BY ABOUT 3:00.
WHILE YOU ARE SLEEPING.
WAKING UP TOMORROW MORNING, 49,
30 DEGREES AND THAT IS NOT
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE NORTH
WIND.
GUSTS OF 35 MILES PER HOUR
TOMORROW MORNING WHICH WILL PUT
FEEL LIKE TEMPERATURES WAY DOWN
IN THE TEENS IN KANSAS CITY FOR
TOMORROW MORNING.
RAIN SHOWERS WILL BE LIKELY
AFTER 7:00 THIS EVENING THROUGH
ABOUT MIDNIGHT AS THE COLD AIR
TRIES TO CATCH UP WITH THE
MOISTURE.
WE MAY SEE A SNOWFLAKE MIXED IN
WITH RAINDROPS, BUT IT WILL NOT
BE HIGH.
THE GROUND IS TOO WARM FOR ANY
ACCUMULATION IN KANSAS CITY FOR
SNOW.
BY SEVEN TOMORROW, DECREASING
CLOUD COVER BUT THE TEMPERATURES
WILL DROP.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON COULD BE THE
COLDEST DAY WE HAVE HAD SINCE
MARCH 1 OF THIS YEAR.
BRYAN: LET'S LOOK AT SOME OF THE
COLDER TEMPERATURES MOVING IN
BEFORE DAWN.
7:00 IN THE MORNING,
29 IN
SMITHVILLE AND KANSAS CITY.
WE JUMP INTO THE SEVEN DAY
FORECAST AND TALKING ABOUT THE
COLDER AIR.
29 TO 36 ON SATURDAY.
23 TO 44 ON SUNDAY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, WE GET
CLOSER TO AVERAGE BUT THE
MORNING TEMPERATURE IS STILL
LOW.
THERE LOOKS LIKE A CHANCE OF
RAIN LINGERING INTO THANKSGIVING
DAY.
POSSIBLY NEAR 60 DEGREES, BUT
ANOTHER COOLING TREND HAPPENS ON
FRIDAY.
36 IN THE MORNING.
AFTERNOON HIGH OF 49 DEGREES.
SOME LEFTOVER OVER SHOWERS IN
THE MORNING POSSIBLE ON FRIDAY.
BLACK FRIDAY FOR SHOPPING, A LOT
COLDER.
ALMOST LIKE COMPARING TODAY TO
TOMORROW.
WE WILL BE FAIRLY MILD TO
DAY AND COLDER TOMORROW.