Severe storm conditions are currently expected in Kansas City, with a watch in effect until 10 PM tonight. Scattered storms are moving through the area, primarily raising concerns about damaging winds, while the risk of tornadoes remains low. Winds are expected to be from the south at 10-25 mph, contributing to a warm evening where temperatures will drop from the 90s to the 80s.
As the night progresses, rain and storms are forecasted to taper off by midnight, leaving behind some clouds and muggy conditions overnight with a low of 69 degrees.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday will bring mostly cloudy skies and humidity, with temperatures reaching a high of 85 degrees. Rain chances will be minimal, providing a brief reprieve from the recent heat. Sunday continues with a similar pattern, featuring mostly cloudy conditions and slight chances of a shower or thunderstorm, alongside temperatures from a low of 68 to a high of 87 degrees.
For timely updates and to keep track of the changing weather conditions, residents are encouraged to utilize the KSHB 41 Weather Storm Shield app, which functions as an NOAA Emergency Weather Radio and sends critical alerts directly to users’ iPhone or Android devices.
This forecast indicates a transition from intense weather to more manageable conditions, providing relief for residents. While storm risks are present, staying informed can promote safety and preparedness.