Kansas City, MO – Missouri residents can expect a significant temperature drop tonight as a strong cold front pushes through Kansas City, bringing gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Today, the area will experience near-record warmth, with highs around 91°F. However, residents should prepare for an overnight low near 58°F, as the cold front is set to shift conditions drastically by Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will see highs only reaching the mid-70s, with north-northwest winds bringing gusts up to 30 mph. The temperature drop will continue into next week, with lows on Tuesday and Wednesday expected to dip into the 30s. Parts of central and northeast Missouri might even experience freezing temperatures by Wednesday morning. Sensitive plants should be protected, and residents are advised to prepare for frosty conditions.
Drivers on Highway 435 and throughout Kansas City should be cautious as strong winds could impact driving conditions this weekend. The sudden temperature changes may also affect travel plans and outdoor activities, so staying informed about the latest weather updates is crucial.
Looking ahead, Columbus Day is forecasted to be cool, with highs around 63°F. As the week progresses, temperatures will slowly begin to climb again, but cold mornings will persist. The extended forecast suggests mostly clear skies and dry conditions, offering some relief after this weekend’s abrupt weather changes. Residents should monitor local advisories, as conditions could fluctuate rapidly due to the incoming cold front.
