Wes Peery is an on-air meteorologist at KSHB-41 News in Kansas City. With a background in meteorology and a passion for weather, Wes provides detailed weather forecasts and updates for the local community. He also writes for the KSHB website, sharing insights and information through his weather blog.
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Hot temperatures continue this evening, helping fuel storms that move through the KC Metro after 9 pm.
Very cold air has brought some incredible weather this weekend and some much-needed rainfall is coming Sunday through much of the following week.
Another warm and muggy day to finish the week as scattered showers and storms track mainly south of Kansas City.
A strong cold front Thursday night brought in a much cooler, seasonable air mass into Kansas and Missouri as fall foliage is on full display
We will see calm weather this weekend. Monday and Tuesday will become very windy with record to near record warmth. Rain & thunderstorms are likely Wednesday followed by a nice Halloween.
Temperatures warm up and the sun is back out through the weekend. Daytime highs rise into the 50s and 60s through next Monday.
Widespread accumulating snow across Kansas City causes travel impacts as our firth snow of the season impacts the area with inches of snow.
By: Cassie Wilson, Wes Peery, Jeff Penner, Lindsey Anderson
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City, it's time to 'Get ready for winter!' The KSHB 41 weather team has been working through the data and finding clues about what the upcoming season may hold.
Another cold night is expected but warmer air starts to move in on Saturday setting the stage for mild temperatures next week.
Clouds will be around for most of this week with rain showing up by week's end but warm air surges for the weekend with highs pushing 60.
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