A large Arctic high-pressure system will take over much of the Midwest this weekend, bringing cold air from the north. Although high pressure means that settled weather with little to no chances of precipitation will be observed on Sunday,

We are tracking a storm system for tonight into the weekend that will bring rain, snow, wind and much colder air. Travel will be tricky north of KC.

Kansas City residents should hold on tight to anything not tied down — strong winds are expected on Wednesday, bringing in a burst of much colder air, according to the National Weather Service.

The coldest air of the season, so far, is on its way to the Kansas City area this weekend. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Impact Day for dangerously cold temperatures expected across the region.

The first snow of the season started falling early Monday morning, leaving roads slick and slowing down city services across the metro. Trash pickup around Kansas City has been delayed by a day, while streets are still being cleared.

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Multiple cities across the Kansas City metro have been hit hard by the first snow of the season, leaving several schools closed and roadways covered with several inches of snow.

The Texans will make their third trip to Arrowhead Stadium in 13 months this week. And just like the first two ventures late last season, the

Kansas City will get a break from frigid cold as temperatures could reach the low 40s Friday. Chances of rain return over the weekend.