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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Today is a First Alert Weather Impact Day, with scattered downpours and thunderstorms likely to disrupt and delay outdoor plans late this afternoon and evening.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect from Monday to Friday.
By: Nick Bender
Saharan dust will spread across Kansas and Missouri on Monday and Tuesday!
By: Nick Bender
Shifting our attention away from the heat and toward rain and thunderstorm chances for the holiday weekend reveals a pattern that is not entirely without the possibility of pop-up or scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Summer heat and humidity are settling back in, and rain and thunderstorm chances increase mid-week. Here's what we're watching.
By: Nick Bender
What exactly is a Super El Niño? Here's how it could influence the rest of summer and the upcoming winter for the Midwest and Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Today will be one of the last dry days of the week, with showers and storms possible beginning tonight and continuing into the weekend.
By: Nick Bender
Saharan dust will spread across Kansas and Missouri from Thursday evening through Saturday.
Afternoon and evening storms could turn severe after morning thunderstorms already brought 50 to 70 mph winds and outages.
Is permanent daylight saving time in our future? It's possible. Here's what that would mean.
