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Another swift-moving system will be passing through Monday evening with some rain and a few severe thunderstorms possible.
By: Bryan Busby, Nick Sloan
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A quiet and warm Monday is setting the stage for a much more active night across the Kansas City area.
After scattered showers throughout the day Tuesday, leftover rain will linger into the evening and overnight hours.
Sunshine is making a comeback in Kansas City. After another cool morning, temperatures rebound into the 60s Thursday and 70s Friday before rain returns for Mother’s Day weekend.
By: Nick Sloan, Bryan Busby
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City is finally heading into a warmer stretch after several cool, damp days, with temperatures climbing closer to normal heading into Mother's Day weekend.
By: Bryan Busby
Kansas City is heading into a quieter stretch of weather with sunshine, lighter winds and a warmup heading into the weekend.
A few scattered showers and storms could move through Kansas City Friday and early Mother’s Day, but much of the weekend still looks warm and dry.
Monday is our next Alert Day due to possible severe storms around the Kansas City metro. Here's the latest forecast.
An Alert Day remains in effect across the Kansas City area Monday evening as strong to severe thunderstorms threaten damaging winds, hail, isolated tornadoes and overnight flooding.
By: Bryan Busby, Neville Miller
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Most of Thursday is expected to remain dry, with temperatures climbing from the 60s into the mid-80s.
