The potential for accumulating snow is increasing next week as winter storms will pass through the Kansas City area. Here’s look at possible snowfall totals.

Colder air will arrive on Sunday, although it won't be accompanied by any precipitation. High temperatures on Sunday ...

Tuesday and Wednesday of next week are shaping up to be First Alert Weather Impact Days. Here's what we know this far out: ...

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory at 8:09 p.m. on Tuesday valid for Wednesday between 3 a.m. and ...

A couple of snow-generating systems look poised to give us some accumulation next week as another shot of cold air settles in ...

Clear with increasing clouds through mid-morning which will stay with us for the next 24 hours. A few areas south could see some patchy showers/drizzle later this morning into this afternoon with the ...

Freezing drizzle is creating hazardous conditions across the metro area Wednesday morning. Wednesday is a First Alert Weather ...

Cool and cloudy for the rest of the day. Expect mainly cloudy skies out there on Tuesday with afternoon temperatures ...

For some drivers on both sides of the state line Wednesday morning, the normal commute turned into an asphalt Slip 'N Slide ...

A storm system will track across the region tonight with surface temperatures around freezing. The temperatures are crtical ...

Drizzle will continue through Wednesday evening, with fog likely overnight into Thursday morning. Morning temperatures will be in the low 30s, rising to the mid-40s by the afternoon.

Parts of the Kansas City metro are covered in freezing drizzle and mist Wednesday morning and are impacting road conditions.