Kansas City, MO – Residents in the Kansas City area should prepare for a wet start to the week as rain showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout Monday. The National Weather Service in Kansas City, MO, has issued an advisory noting that while the severe weather threat remains low, heavy rainfall could lead to minor flooding in some areas.
According to the latest forecast, scattered showers may begin early in the afternoon, though no severe storms are anticipated at that time. The more significant weather event is expected overnight, continuing into early Monday morning, with the potential for strong thunderstorms. The heaviest rainfall is predicted for areas around Butler and Bolivar, where totals could reach between 2 and 3 inches.
Residents are advised to stay updated on local weather conditions as additional showers and storms are possible throughout the week. Minor flooding issues may arise, particularly in low-lying areas and places with poor drainage. As always, caution is urged when driving in heavy rain, especially during the morning commute.
