KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A cool and damp day is underway in Kansas City, with rain chances persisting throughout the afternoon. The weather is characterized by extensive cloud cover, keeping temperatures in the upper 50s. Residents are advised to dress warmly with long sleeves or a light jacket to remain comfortable.
A FIRST WARN has been issued until 11 p.m. as showers move in from the south, likely hindering outdoor plans for the afternoon and evening. The forecast indicates a peak rain probability of 70% during the day, making it essential for those venturing outside to have their rain gear ready.
Looking ahead to Sunday, while rain chances will ease up, there is still a possibility of sprinkles in the afternoon, with a 40% chance of precipitation. For those looking to enjoy outdoor activities, Sunday offers the best opportunity, although cool temperatures will persist in the 50s throughout.
As the new week approaches, rain and storm potential will increase once again. A FIRST WARN is anticipated for Monday evening into Tuesday morning as a significant weather-maker approaches. This rainfall could coincide with the evening’s highly anticipated Chiefs game, prompting fans to prepare for wet conditions both at Arrowhead Stadium and during watch parties.
Toward the end of next week, rain chances will diminish, allowing for the return of sunshine by Wednesday. However, cool temperatures will remain, with lows ranging from the 30s to the 40s and highs staying in the 50s leading up to Halloween. Despite the gloomy and wet forecast, there is hope for clearer skies and warmer days just around the corner.