Kansas City, MO – Travelers preparing for Thanksgiving in Missouri can expect mostly dry conditions today, but rain could disrupt plans by Wednesday evening. Temperatures will stay in the upper 40s today, dipping into the 30s tonight as clouds move in ahead of a midweek rain system.
According to the National Weather Service in Kansas City, light rain is expected to develop across the region by late Wednesday morning, with precipitation chances increasing to 50% into the evening. While most rain totals will remain under a tenth of an inch, drivers along I-70 and other major roadways should anticipate slick conditions during peak travel times.
Thanksgiving Day itself will bring sunny skies and colder temperatures, with highs only reaching the upper 30s and lows in the 20s. A northwest wind will keep conditions brisk, so travelers heading out early for holiday plans should dress warmly.
The extended forecast shows a dry end to the week, with highs in the mid-30s Friday and Saturday, though another light rain system could arrive late Saturday. Those traveling this weekend should monitor forecasts for potential changes.
To ensure safe travel, drivers should plan around potential rain on Wednesday, pack cold-weather essentials, and allow extra time on the roads. Stay updated by following local weather updates through the week.
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