Bryan Busby is the Chief Meteorologist at KMBC 9 News, covering the Kansas City area in Missouri. With a focus on local weather, Bryan provides accurate and timely forecasts, keeping the community informed about severe weather events and providing valuable insights into changing weather patterns. His expertise and experience make him a trusted source for weather information in the region.
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We’re gearing up for an unusually warm day, with temperatures climbing into the lower 80s—forecasted to hit a high of 83 degrees.
By: Bryan Busby
Sunday will have high temperatures around 70 degrees; wind may become an issue Monday and Tuesday, then a chance of storms Wednesday.
Get ready for windy and dry conditions as we head into another First Alert Impact Day on Tuesday.
Kansas City will wake up to another warm day Wednesday, with temperatures starting around 70 degrees.
Temperatures will remain chilly, dropping to the mid-40s overnight before skies clear by early Tuesday morning.
Thousands of homes in the Kansas City metro area were without power Monday evening as the region remains under a high wind warning.
Wednesday morning will start off frigid with lows near 35 degrees.
A hard freeze is expected tonight as temperatures drop into the mid-20s, with wind chills making it feel even colder.
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