Melissa Meeder is a meteorologist at KCTV First Warn 5 Weather. With a strong foundation in journalism and a master's in Geosciences, she focuses on climate change and environmental issues, drawing connections between regional interests and global news. Melissa has been featured in KCTV/KSMO/tv and KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News.
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We start Friday off a bit more bearable with temperatures in the low 20s.
By: Melissa Meeder
Drastic changes in temperatures and the chance for rain on Saturday are expected this weekend.
Argentina, Germany among teams that could play at Arrowhead Stadium
Christmas will be unusually warm (top 10), but widespread dense fog will be a real nuisance.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A very active and wet weather pattern is moving into the region. Four First Warn days are in place as a series of potent systems bring heavy rain, flooding concerns and a severe risk Wednesday through Saturday. Current forecasts bring 2-5″ of rain total over the area by Saturday morning.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) -The severe weather threat for the KCTV5 area has come to an end. Rain will be possible in our southeastern counties until around 2 AM but no severe storms are expected.
By: Gabe Swartz, Melissa Meeder
As the most active spring of severe weather in recent memory continues, the National Weather Service has confirmed four additional tornadoes.
By: Melissa Meeder
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The severe weather threat has diminished for Kansas City & a few strong to severe storms remain possible until around 2 AM along the southern border. However, expect ongoing regular light to moderate rain & storms through the rest of the night.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - First Warns are in place for scattered rain and non-severe thunderstorm activity Thursday & Friday. Neither day will be a wash ou
The final weekend of May has arrived! While both weekend mornings bring rain & storm chances, we turn dry by the afternoon and evenings.
