By the 3:30 p.m. kickoff, temperatures will be low to mid-20s. The wind will make it feel much colder, and the wind chill will dive to around 10 degrees. The weather service said another infusion of cold arctic air is expected Saturday night, and temperatures will plummet to the single digits Sunday morning.

Snowfall will gradually clear out overnight, with the final remnants east of Marshall and Sedalia by midnight. By 2 a.m., most of the region will be free of snow, although temperatures will plunge into the single digits, with some locations barely reaching double digits by midday.

According to KMBC9 Meteorologist Nick Bender, the arctic cold front arrives tonight, and tomorrow the high will be in the low 20s, with wind chills in the single digits. That means frigid and blustery conditions for the Chiefs game at Arrowhead.