The coldest conditions will be Wednesday and Thursday mornings as a few locations experience wind chills near -10F. Bundle up ...

An inch or two of additional snowfall is expected Tuesday evening—especially around Kansas City, Butler, Clinton, Warsaw, Sedalia, and Warrensburg—gusty winds are causing significant blowing and ...

Wintry weather today with rain, sleet and snow. Roads may become hazardous, especially in the metro where more sleet is ...

The weather pattern gets interesting Friday and beyond. What we know for sure is that an active, wet weather pattern is on the way starting with rain or showers early Friday morning.

THE SOUTHERN EDGE IS COMING RIGHT ALONG INTERSTATE 70, AND A LOT OF THAT STEADY SNOW IS SWEEPING ACROSS 36 HIGHWAY, NORTHEASTERN KANSAS AND NORTHERN MISSOURI. THIS MORNING NEAR ATCHISON, PLATTSBURGH, ...

Dry with sunshine Tuesday. Heavy snow develops on Wednesday. Clear skies. Very cold. Low 31F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph. 31°F Clear skies. Very cold. Low 31F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph. Clear skies ...

Mostly clear and cold overnight and into Monday morning Seasonably chilly & dry Monday with gradually increasing clouds Winter storm expected Tuesday A wintry mix will transition to snow Tuesday morni ...

The National Weather Service forecast lists a 20% chance of precipitation prior to 2 p.m. After that, sunshine. As of 10:30 a.m., the temperature rests in the mid-70s. Need a break? Play the USA ...

much of Oregon is under winter storm or weather warnings from the National Weather Service through Friday. Here’s a look at the forecast for a few cities across the state.

Gusts out of the south are expected to reach up to 35 mph by this afternoon with the morning gusts ranging between 20 mph and ...

Amber means you need to be prepared to change your plans and protect you, your family and community from the impacts of the severe weather based on the forecast from the Met Office. Yellow Severe ...

Kansans will need to bundle up with some extra layers this week as temperatures plunge below zero, posing a hazard for those caught outside. The National Weather Service ...