Kansas City, MO – Residents should prepare for a rainy start to November as showers and thunderstorms are expected across the Kansas City metro area this weekend. With rain forecasted beginning Friday night and continuing into Monday, the National Weather Service advises caution, particularly for drivers on major roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, Kansas City will see mild weather during the day on Friday with highs near 64°F. However, rain chances begin to rise Friday night with a slight chance of showers, becoming more intense into the weekend. The most significant rainfall is expected on Saturday night, with an 80-90% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and precipitation could measure between three-quarters and one inch. Those planning weekend travel should keep an eye on local forecasts and prepare for possible wet conditions, especially on I-70 and other high-traffic roads.
Sunday is forecasted to bring continued showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures reaching 67°F. The chance of rain is at 100%, and local authorities are monitoring for potential flooding risks in low-lying areas. The rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue through Sunday night into early Monday morning, bringing another round of heavy rainfall that could impact the morning commute.
Kansas City residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts throughout the weekend and to drive cautiously during heavy rain, as roads may become slick or flooded. Keeping informed of current conditions and exercising care can help ensure safety during this rainy weather pattern.