FIRST WARN FORECAST: Showers Friday, FIRST WARN Saturday with possibility of strong storms
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - New data shows a much smaller impact from our morning showers Friday. Rainfall amounts look light, less than .10″ and concentrated south of I-70.
Storm Track steers and stronger storm our way Saturday. A FIRST WARN continues for impactful strong storms.
One last chance for showers Sunday before a dry and pleasant pattern takes over early next week.
FRIDAY: Grab the umbrella and give yourself some extra time this morning. Expect light to moderate showers with some lightning through 10am. The 40% chance is mainly concentrated south of I-70. The remainder of the day we will keep a 20% chance for isolated showers and storms, nothing severe. Heading out the door, dress for middle 60s that warm to middle 70s this afternoon.
FIRST WARN SATURDAY: A stronger storm produces heavier and more widespread showers and thunderstorms. We have a low-grade risk of severe storms, 1/5, for damaging winds and hail. The window opens at 7am and closes at 1pm. Increasing sunshine the remainder of the afternoon with comfortable highs in the upper 70s.
SUNDAY: Most of the day is dry and slightly warmer with highs near 80°. A cold front could spark scattered afternoon to evening showers. Only a 30% chance.
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY: Gorgeous weather that feels more like spring. Enjoy sunshine, light humidity with lows in the 50s and highs near 80.
THURSDAY: Building warmth and humidity bring a 20% for showers and storms. Lows begin in the lower 60s with highs in the middle 80s.
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