FIRST WARN FORECAST: Extra warm this weekend, but a bump in the road first
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A few of us could catch a quick shower or even a brief thunderstorm up until 10 pm, but the vast majority of us will remain dry. Temperatures will hang in the 60s for most of the evening. A ing front will shift our weather to less warm and windy at times the rest of this week.
THURSDAY: As we move into Thursday’s forecast, cloud cover remains, along with a small opportunity for isolated showers, mainly associated with the morning but still possible through the day. Being that the storm system continues to transition east, we will begin seeing the backside of the storm system, which will usher in a slightly cooler pattern tomorrow afternoon. Wind gusts between 1 and 6 p.m. are anticipated to be around 30 mph, with temperatures mainly in the upper 60s.
FRIDAY: A dryer pattern and sunnier conditions are expected by Friday, but this is where we see the coolest part of our forecast, dropping back down to a seasonable pattern in the lower and middle 60s.
WEEKEND: This too does not last, and we rebound quickly, amplifying temperatures to the lower 70s Saturday afternoon, and by Sunday daytime, high temperatures will range between 78° and 84° with wind gusts up to 35 mph.
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