Wes Peery is a meteorologist at KSHB-41 News. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America. Wes is featured in NewsBreak and KSHB / KMCI / The EW Scripps Company.
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Wes Peery primarily focuses on local weather events and seasonal changes, with a specific focus on Kansas City. His coverage heavily revolves around providing insights into current and upcoming weather conditions.
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By: Wes Peery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The National Weather Service says four tornadoes were confirmed across eastern Kansas from Sunday afternoon into early Monday morning, with no injuries or fatalities reported.
By: Sam Hartle, Addi Weakley, Dre Bradley, Wes Peery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Severe storms, capable of long-track tornadoes, large hail and gusty winds are possible across the KSHB 41 viewing area Monday afternoon and evening.
A line or cluster of storms is set to pass through around midnight into Tuesday morning, bringing strong wind gusts, brief tornadoes, and flash flooding.
By: Wes Peery, Dre Bradley
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Parts of the Kansas City area are included in a severe thunderstorm watch through 1 a.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
By: Sam Hartle, Wes Peery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Parts of the Kansas City area and points to the east are included in a severe thunderstorm watch through 10 p.m. Wednesday.
It has turned into a stormy Thursday afternoon in Kansas City. Storms dropped 1-3” just north of I-70 this afternoon, triggering a flood advisory.
By: Wes Peery, Sam Hartle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Most of the Kansas City area is included in a severe thunderstorm watch through 9 p.m. Friday night.
It will be hot for the next few days, possibly the hottest so far this year, but this isn't a perfect setup to get the dangerous, widespread high heat.
A hot summer weekend is upon us with daily heat indices near 100 and afternoon pop-up storms possible, trying to keep away the high heat
Rain looking more likely Tuesday morning, commute impacts possible. Tonight: Increasing clouds and rain chances after midnight. Storms may mix with the rai
