Kansas City, MO – Isolated showers are expected to develop late tonight, potentially affecting travel and outdoor activities across Kansas City and surrounding areas. Motorists along I-70 and U.S. Route 50 should prepare for strong winds and heavy rainfall into early Friday morning, with possible impacts on the morning commute.
The National Weather Service reports that the day will remain mostly calm, with weak scattered showers throughout Thursday morning and afternoon. However, weather conditions are expected to intensify late in the evening, with the potential for isolated severe storms bringing damaging winds. Residents are advised to secure outdoor objects and limit travel during the overnight hours.
By Friday afternoon, the weather is set to improve, with sunny skies and a high of 67°F. Weekend weather looks favorable, with temperatures reaching 63°F on Saturday and a clear forecast continuing into Sunday, offering a break from Thursday night’s storms. Those traveling along U.S. Route 71 or I-35 should remain cautious of wet roads early Friday but can expect improving conditions throughout the day.
The extended forecast shows sunny conditions lasting through early next week, with highs reaching 82°F by Monday, ideal for outdoor plans. Stay updated by monitoring weather alerts and advisories through official channels to ensure safety during the storm and beyond.
