Pete Grigsby is a Media Director and Instructor based in Kansas City, Missouri. He writes articles for KMBC 9, focusing on local weather forecasts and updates for the Kansas City area. Pete's articles provide valuable information on temperature changes, precipitation, and weather patterns, helping residents stay informed and prepared for the local climate.
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Pete Grigsby's reporting focuses primarily on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and exclusive or event coverage. His articles consistently cover topics related to weather, temperature variations, cold spells, warm fronts, rain patterns, and wind conditions.
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Kansas City can expect a dry and warm week with temperatures above the normal high of 75 degrees.
Sunshine will dominate for all of next week
Sunshine dominates with no rain expected all week
After a dry stretch, with almost no rainfall in October so far, Kansas City and the surrounding areas are now grappling with severe drought conditions.
Decent rain chances after 4pm Monday KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Plenty of sunshine for our Sunday with a high of 78°. Wind: SSW 5 to 10 mph.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Spotty showers are expected late Monday. Advertisement
Windy conditions early next week with storms expected Wednesday
Monday and Tuesday will bring highs in the low 80s, but brace for gusty conditions as south winds will reach over 40 mph.
Skies will start to clear by midday Tuesday, with drier conditions expected for the rest of the week.
Two to 5 inches of total rainfall possible by Monday night KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Periods of moderate to heavy rainfall now through Monday night.
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