CANDY JAR NOW. NICK: YOU DO YOU. CITY VIEW, KANSAS, WHERE THAT WARMER COAT. THAT NEED FUR COATS OR HANDMADE ITEMS, AND HANDMADE SCARF, THOSE ARE A BLESSING BECAUSE THEY’VE GOT LOVE IN THEM. THEY HELP KEEP YOU WARMER. 36 DEGREES, SOUTH WIND AT SEVEN MILES AN HOUR. WIND CHILL VALUES IN THE 20’S AND 30’S, A LIKE SOUTH BREEZE WILL BLOW OUT OF THE NORTH THIS EVENING. THAT CHANGE IN WIND DIRECTION WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON TEMPERATURES TOMORROW. OUR 12 HOUR FORECAST TODAY IN KANSAS CITY, A BLUSTERY DAY. A LOT OF CLOUD COVER, A LITTLE SUNSHINE FROM THIS MORNING INTO THIS EVENING THAT WILL ALLOW US TO WARM TO 50 DEGREES. THIS WILL BE THE WARMEST A OF THE WEEK, WHICH WILL MAKE IT A GREAT DAY TO GET OUTSIDE. IF YOU HAVE BEEN PUTTING LEAF WORK OFF, THAT IS DAUNTING, BUT TRY AND GET IT DONE BEFORE THE COLD AIR ARRIVES TOMORROW. YOU CAN SEE THE BLUE ARROWS IN NEBRASKA AND IOWA, THAT IS GOING TO BRING COLDER TEMPERATURES. ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM THURSDAY, THIS ONE LOOKING INCREASINGLY LIKELY TO BRING RAIN THURSDAY MORNING INTO THURSDAY EVENING. THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF MIXING WITH LIGHT SNOWFLAKES ACROSS NORTHERN MISSOURI. RAIN CHANCES ON OUR NINE-DAY FORECAST, INCREASING THURSDAY WITH THE REST OF THE WEEK REACHING HIGHS IN THE LOW TO MID 40’S. ATYPICALLY COLD AND CLOUDY DECEMBER WEEK. THIS WEEK IS DRY