Nick Bender is a Morning Meteorologist at KMBC in Kansas City. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, climate change, and sports, while also incorporating elements of spirituality and religion into his reporting. Nick's work has been featured in KMBC 9, MSN, and the Shri Rupa Manjari Institute.
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By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are likely Thursday, but not everywhere.
By: Nick Bender
After a soggy morning commute, the chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms sticks around through Friday evening.
By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Showers and storms are moving out of the region this morning, though a few may linger in spots through 6 AM.
By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Today and tomorrow will be the most comfortable days of the week, with rising temperatures, increasing humidity, and a prolonged period of rain and thunderstorm chances to follow shortly.
By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Today is the best day of the week for outdoor activities or work. Temperatures will reach the lower to mid-80s this afternoon, with comfortable humidity.
By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Severe storms, flash flooding and a heat index above 100 degrees — it must be June in Kansas City.
By: Nick Bender
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A classic June pattern of oppressive heat, humidity, and the potential for severe thunderstorms is expected over the next few days.
Severe thunderstorms are likely today, with a risk of very large hail, damaging winds, a couple of tornadoes, and flash flooding. Here's the timeline and where we could see the strongest storms.
The First Alert Weather Team is tracking severe thunderstorms with the capability of producing a tornado.
Today is the coolest, most comfortable day of the week, but rain chances return soon. Here's when you'll want your umbrella.
