Jeff Penner is a Weather Producer-MMJ at KSHB TV. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change and environmental issues, including climate policy and ClimateTech. Jeff has been featured in KSHB, KMCI, and The EW Scripps Company.
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Jeff Penner's articles focus primarily on weather-related topics, particularly winter weather, snowstorms, and their impact on local events such as Christmas. Given the seasonal and event coverage attributes of his work, sources with expertise in meteorology or climate science would be valuable to provide insights into upcoming weather patterns and how they may influence local activities.
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We will see an increasing chance of thunderstorms Sunday night, Monday night and Tuesday. Some severe weather is possible.
We are tracking 2 main chances of T-Storms. The 1st is for tonight when we could see a few T-Storms. The 2nd, better chance is Monday night. Any of the T-Storms may contain hail and gusty winds.
We are in an unseasonably cold airmass as disturbances track out of the Rockies. This is the set up for cold May rain in our area. The cold does keep the severe weather away.
Overall we will see some nice spring weather the next 5-7 days. There is a slight chance of thunderstorms Tuesday and a slight chance at the end of the week.
We are tracking a chance of thunderstorms this evening and a return of active weather by the end of the week or weekend.
We are tracking several chances of thunderstorms, likely severe, through Monday night. The highest severe threats are northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas.
Our current storm system is exiting taking the rain and thunderstorms with it. But, there is a new storm system to track at the end of the week.
The weather looks great through Memorial day, then there is a slight chance of T-Storms Tuesday. Wednesday through Friday will see plenty of rain and T-Storm chances with a low severe threat.
By: Jeff Penner
We are going into an interesting weather pattern the next 3-5 days where there will be a zone of showers and thunderstorms. But, not all locations will be in the zone.
We are going to see several rounds of rain and thunderstorms this weekend. The severe threat is low, the flash flooding threat is higher.
