Dry and sunny today, rain tomorrow
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Wind is still anticipated to lessen moving forward into the afternoon with mostly sunny skies, temperatures increasing to the mid to upper 60s. For central city locations up to the airport, high temps will range between 63° and 65°. South of the loop temperatures will reach 66° and 68°. Enjoy the sunshine and the mild temperatures, as there are chances for showers and storms developing as early as tomorrow.
MIDWEEK: Wednesday we’ll see a rain concentration from I-70 south towards Bates County. This rain chance is more likely toward the mid to late afternoon, but a new wet weather opportunity is expected Thursday with a better chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. A level two severe weather risk is just north of our metro counties and continues into Central Iowa. For the I-70 corridor, a level-one severe weather risk is expected. If we do see severe storm activity, wind and hail development are the main threats.
WEEKEND: Moving into Friday, most of the day will remain partly cloudy, but by the late night, a front will redevelop providing shower and thunderstorm activity clear into Saturday The front is attached to an area of low pressure that will transition out of the southwest towards the northeast, providing more of a widespread, wet weather opportunity clear through the weekend. We will see mid toupper 70s Friday with lower 60s by Saturday. Temperatures will slowly begin rebounding, moving forward past the week and into next week with a dryer pattern as early as mid-morning Monday
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