Instead of a 50-degree Christmas like anticipated, Kansas may see a wintery Christmas this year, with snow probabilities for Salina hovering at 64%.

Much cooler air than initially forecasted will arrive behind a cold front on Monday, allowing rain to change to snow across central and northern Kansas.

Christmas Day has an increasing probability of snow accumulating over northern Kansas, likely into Tuesday morning.

Road conditions may become slick, especially along and north of Interstate 70.

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 </figure>By SALINA POSTInstead of a 50-degree Christmas like anticipated, Kansas may see a wintery Christmas this year, with snow probabilities for Salina hovering at 64%.Much cooler air than initially forecasted will arrive behind a cold front on Monday, allowing rain to change to snow across central and northern Kansas.Christmas Day has an increasing probability of snow accumulating over northern Kansas, likely into Tuesday morning.Road conditions may become slick, especially along and north of Interstate 70.

From a balmy to possibly snowy Christmas for Kansans