We can expect a slightly lighter snow season, but StormTrack5 Meteorologist Gary Amble is fully expecting more snow than we've seen over the last two years.
Gary Amble
Meteorologist
It certainly feels like football weather as we draw closer to October.
This will be the warmest evening of the week so far which is not saying much but it will give your furnace a small break from the overtime hou…
Storms are beginning to move into the area. Be weather aware and stay tuned to KCTV5 News for updates.
Temperatures will fall into the mid-50s once the storms pass and then will drop into the lower 40s by sunrise.
Another batch of freezing rain will move into the area about 2 p.m. Thursday and lead to an additional .10" of ice.
Wednesday will start out cold as skies increase with clouds leading to a few scattered snow flurries during the evening followed by a possible sleet mix later in the overnight hours.
A Winter Weather Advisory for counties in Kansas has been canceled and has been extended until 9 a.m. Sunday for the Kansas City metro and counties in west and northwest Missouri.
Light snow will fall in the Kansas City metro through the evening hours tapering off around midnight or just before.
It's been about four years since a snowstorm dropped at least three inches of snow in Kansas City, but that could change. Meteorologists are tracking a band of snow, expected to blanket the metro.