THAT TOO WELL ABOVE AVERAGE. NICE TO SEE THE SUNSHINE OUT THERE ON THIS MONDAY FROM START TO FINISH. JUST A COLD DAY WITH THOSE KIND OF GUSTY WEST AND NORTHWESTERLY BREEZES. WE’RE NOW DOWN TO 27 ...

BECAUSE IT IS GOING TO BE THAT COLD AND THE COLDEST DAYS ARRIVE EARLY NEXT WEEK. WE DESIGNATED MONDAY AND TUESDAY AS FIRST ALERT WEATHER IMPACT DAYS WITH LOW TEMPERATURES IN KANSAS CITY DROPPING ...

BUT THEN TONIGHT NOT GOING TO BE AS COLD AS WHERE WE’RE STARTING OUT FOR ... RAIN CHANCES WILL START TO GO UP A LITTLE BIT FOR TOMORROW. BUT MAIN RAIN COMES SATURDAY MOSTLY INTO EARLY SATURDAY ...

It’s cold out there! The cold air invaded Sunday morning and this morning temperatures are running about 30-degrees colder than on Sunday morning! The wind is making our -2-degree early morning ...

Hospitalization is most common in infants younger than 6 months and older adults. Hospitalization happens in about 2 to 3 out of every 100 infants with RSV. Cold symptoms typically start within a few ...

Despite the cold start, sunshine will push highs near 50—close to the seasonal norm of 49 degrees. It will be a great day to get outside and run any errands or enjoy some fresh air before the ...

In chilly weather, it’s normal to experience cold fingers. But if you frequently have cold fingers or hands, it could be a sign of a medical condition, like diabetes or a vitamin B12 deficiency. If ...

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19, 2024 — In most people, the lung-infecting pathogens known as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and human metapneumovirus (hMPV) trigger mild cold-like symptoms. But in infants and seniors ...

After a relatively warm start to winter, the incoming Siberian ... It will be a seasonally cold Thursday morning, but we warm up in the afternoon. Upper 50s and 60s Thursday and some warmer ...