NWS Kansas City (bot)

It’ll be cooler today, with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. But temperatures will warm throughout the week, with highs in the 90s possible by this weekend. The next chance of showers and storms (currently 15-30%) arrives Tuesday afternoon and evening. A few strong-to-severe storms with strong winds and hail are possible mainly south of a line from Paola, KS, to Moberly, MO.

Scattered showers and storms remain on track to move across the area this evening and into the overnight hours. Severe storms are not expected. Then a cooler day prevails Sunday, largely in the upper 60s to low 70s, before a general warming trend pushes temps into the 90s by Friday and into next weekend.

Temperatures warm into the 80s this afternoon with isolated to scattered showers and non-severe storms this evening into Sunday morning. Temperatures cool down on Sunday but will trend warmer through the week, with 90s possible by Friday.

Areas of dense fog this morning, mainly south and east of Kansas City, will dissipate within a few hours of sunrise. Then warm temperatures in the 80s build this afternoon with isolated to scattered showers and non-severe storms this evening into Sunday morning. Temperatures cool down on Sunday but will trend warmer through the week, with 90s possible by Friday.

A few strong to severe storms are possible Tuesday afternoon and evening. The strongest storms may be able to produce damaging wind gusts and large hail.

Temperatures gradually warm through the week. Upper 80s to low 90s expected by Friday through the weekend. Shower and storm chances (20-40%) return Tuesday PM as well as Friday through the weekend.

Warmer temperatures set to arrive tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 80s and even lower 90s expected by next weekend. Shower and storm chances return Tuesday afternoon/evening. Some storms may be strong to severe, capable of producing hail and strong winds.

Showers and thunderstorms continue this afternoon, with best chances of any strong thunderstorms mainly south of a Paola, KS, to Moberly, MO line. Hail and strong winds would be the main threats. Temperatures warm into the 80s Saturday, with additional non-severe showers and storms likely Saturday evening and overnight. It cools down on Sunday, then warms up again for the new work week.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon, mainly south of a Paola, KS, to Moberly, MO line. A few strong storms are possible with hail and strong winds as the main threats. Temperatures warm into the 80s Saturday, with additional non-severe showers and storms likely Saturday evening and overnight. It cools down on Sunday, then warms up again for the new work week.

A general warming trend will continue into the weekend, with temperatures rising into the upper 70s to mid 80s across the area Saturday. Before that though, there will be the chance for a few showers and storms Friday as a weak front drops down into and through the area. The best chances for any rain look to be best around and to the S and E of the Kansas City Metro and the best chance for a strong storm or two further south toward area

A boundary is expected to move through the region on Friday. Storms may try to develop ahead of the front on Friday afternoon. If storms are able to develop, large hail will be possible.

Another cooler afternoon with highs in the 50s is forecast but a warming trend is expected through Saturday. Tomorrow, highs will rise into the mid 60s to near 70, with most locations rising into the 70s Friday, and the low to mid 80s by Saturday. There will be a few chances of showers and isolated thunderstorms Thursday night into Friday before a better chance for thunderstorms arrives Saturday night. No severe weather is expected.

Below normal temperatures are expected today, but warming conditions are expected to round out the week. A couple of chances of showers and thunderstorms are possible late on Friday and Saturday, though no severe weather is expected.

Cool and rainy conditions expected through Wednesday, but dry and near-normal conditions return for the second half of the week. Showers and storms return to the forecast this weekend.

After an overnight cold front, cooler weather is settling into the region today. Expect scattered showers at times, with the heaviest rain likely along and south of I-70.

Strong/Severe Storms are expected to develop tonight and persist overnight, mainly after 7pm. Large hail and damaging wind will be the primary threats anticipated with these storms.

A strong cold front is expected to build south across the region tonight leading to showers and thunderstorms. Some of these storms may be strong to severe producing large hail and damaging straight line winds.

Isolated showers and storms are possible Sunday evening - early Monday morning. There is a low potential for severe weather but hail and damaging winds are possible. For Monday evening and overnight, widespread showers and storms are expected. A few of the storms may produce large hail and damaging straight-line winds.

Isolated storms are possible tonight, with a risk of large hail or damaging winds. More widespread storms are expected Monday evening into the overnight hours, some of which could also produce gusty winds and large hail.

Cold fronts are expected to move south across the region on Sunday and Monday evenings, potentially triggering scattered thunderstorms. Some of these storms could produce large hail and damaging straight-line winds.