THE EXCLUSIVE LIVE RADAR IN 94 CAN SO YOU’LL KNOW FIRST. THIS IS FIRST ALERT WEATHER IN NEED A LOT OF NAPKINS FOR THE BURGERS. SOUND A LITTLE BIT MESSY. YEAH, BUT IT’S GOOD. IT’S FUN TO SEE THAT UNIQUE THINGS. PEOPLE ARE COMING UP WITH THIS. CELEBRATE. IT REALLY IS. AND IS JUST SO EXCITED THAT SUPER BOWL JUST A FEW MORE DAYS AWAY AND EVEN OUR WEATHER WE JUST HAVE BEEN SO WARM. 65 ON SUNDAY, 72 YESTERDAY. TODAY’S ARE COOL DAY AND WE’RE STILL TALKING ABOUT TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW FIFTIES AND IT’S FEBRUARY. WE SHOULD BE DEALING WITH HIGHS IN THE LOW FORTIES. WE’VE BEEN WELL ABOVE THAT RIGHT NOW LOOKING OFF TOWARDS THE WEST OVER DOWNTOWN. WE HAVE SUNSHINE. WE’RE STILL AT 50 DEGREES. WE DO HAVE A WEST NORTHWEST. WINDS AT EIGHT MILES AN HOUR. SO EVEN WITH A COLD FRONT COMING THROUGH, OUR TEMPERATURES ARE STILL RUNNING WELL ABOVE NORMAL. 49 LIBERTY, 53, DOWNTOWN, 54 IN OVERLAND PARK, OLATHE, 53 FOR YOU, 51 FOR THE SUMMIT. BLUE SPRINGS, 49 IN TRENTON, 48 DEGREES IN WARSAW, 54 FOR PAYOLA AND OTTAWA. AND AS FAR AS THE REST OF YOUR EVENING, I TAKE A JACKET WITH YOU. IF YOU’RE GOING TO BE OUT AND ABOUT. TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE FORTIES NEXT SEVERAL HOURS, UPPER THIRTIES BY NINE AND 10:00 THIS EVENING. MORE CLOUDS ARE FARTHER SOUTH OF THE METRO THAT YOU LIVE. MORE CLEAR SKY THE FARTHER NORTH THAT YOU LIVE. AND IF YOU LIVE IN THE METRO, KIND OF A MIX OF CLEAR SKY AND A FEW CLOUDS HERE AND THERE. LOOKING AHEAD TO TOMORROW, THERE’LL BE OUR NEXT IMPACT DAY, OUR NEXT CHANCE OF SEEING SOME RAIN. SO THIS IS 7:00 IN THE MORNING. I DO THINK WE’LL HAVE SOME CLOUDS OVER THE AREA, BUT I THINK WE START THE DAY OFF DRY BY LUNCHTIME. STILL DRY IN THE METRO AND AREAS NORTHWARD. BUT CLINTON BUTLER, LA SCENE, YOU MIGHT START TO PICK UP ON A FEW OF THOSE SHOWERS. RAIN CHANCES INCREASE AROUND THE METRO. I’D SAY MORE SO THREE 4:00 RAIN CHANCES REALLY START TO GO UP. 5 P.M. WIDESPREAD LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN. SO I PLAN ON RAIN FOR YOUR WEDNESDAY EVENING COMMUTE AND THOSE SHOWERS WILL LINGER THROUGH THE EVENING TOMORROW. AND THEN HERE’S 10:00 TOMORROW EVENING. WATCHES WE HAD INTO OUR OVERNIGHT HOURS SO HEADING INTO EARLY THURSDAY. NOTICE HOW SOME BLUE SHOWS UP. SO I THINK RAIN WILL ACTUALLY CHANGE OVER TO WET SNOW. OUR TEMPERATURES WILL STAY ABOVE FREEZING SO THAT A LIMIT THE POTENTIAL OF SEEING ACCUMULATION. THAT BEING SAID, THOUGH, IF YOU’RE OUT LATE TOMORROW NIGHT INTO EARLY THURSDAY MORNING, HERE’S A LOOK AT 6 A.M. DON’T BE SURPRISED IF YOU SEE SOME BIG WET SNOWFLAKES POSSIBLY A DUSTING OF YOUR VEHICLE SITTING OUTSIDE, POTENTIALLY IN THE GRASS. BUT I THINK OUR TEMPERATURES ARE MAINLY ABOVE FREEZING WEDNESDAY NIGHT. SO IT’S GOING TO MAKE IT VERY DIFFICULT FOR SNOW TO STICK. RAINFALL AMOUNTS, THIS IS WHAT WE NEED. HALF INCH TO AN INCH OF RAIN, POTENTIALLY LIGHTER AMOUNTS AS YOU GO INTO NORTHERN MISSOURI AND NORTHERN KANSAS. WE’RE STILL IN DROUGHTS. THAT RAIN IS A GREAT THING FOR US. SO AN IMPACT DAY TOMORROW FOR THAT WIDESPREAD RAIN, A HIGH OF 46 DEGREES, LOWS NEAR FREEZING THURSDAY MORNING. BUT I THINK IN GENERAL, ROADS STAY MAINLY WET. FRIDAY, ANOTHER CHANCE OF FLURRIES EARLY IN THE DAY. OTHERWISE BLUSTERY, A HIGH OF 39. WE’RE RIPE BACK IN THE FIFTIES ON SATURDAY, SUPER BOWL SUNDAY, WINDY CLOSING IN ON 60 DEGREES AND THEN RAIN CHANCES RE