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With July temperatures expected to reach nearly 100 degrees this weekend in northeast Kansas, driving companies are sharing reminders to help motorists manage summer heat while on the road. KSNT reports that…
Kansas City is set to feel the hottest temperatures of the year, with hot and humid conditions expected through Tuesday. Afternoon rain chances are forecast at less than 20% each day, meaning the warm weather…
Thunderstorms are possible this afternoon for some residents in Kansas City, with rain offering a short break from the heat. KMBC 9 notes that storms are expected mainly along and south of I-70, and that heavy…
With July temperatures expected to reach the upper 90s in northeast Kansas, Kansas energy companies are encouraging residents to prepare for summer heat—when household energy bills typically rise along with…
Kansas City is heading into another warm day with only a low chance of spotty rain, but forecasters are urging residents to be ready for thunderstorms coming Thursday, before a stretch of sunny, very hot and…
Heat and humidity are expected to ramp up this week across the Kansas City area, following a typical July pattern. Today and Wednesday look sunny and hot, with highs in the low 90s and a heat index around 93.
Normal summer heat is expected to continue in Kansas City for the next few days, with morning lows in the upper 60s to low 70s and daytime highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Heat and humidity concerns are…
After a quiet weekend, the Kansas City area is set up for a comfortable start to the week. Monday is expected to bring sunshine, light winds, and relatively low humidity, with a high around 89 degrees—slightly…
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for much of the Kansas City metro until 9 p.m., with a few strong to severe thunderstorms possible Friday evening.
Early morning thunderstorms delivered a narrow swath of 50 to 70 mph winds, along with power outages and tree damage in parts of the Kansas City metro. Kansas impacts began near Lawrence, Kansas, then moved…