Kansas City, MO – Residents across Missouri, including the Kansas City metro, should prepare for strong to severe storms late Sunday into Monday night, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
Forecasters said storms this afternoon and evening may bring wind gusts up to 60 mph along with quarter-size hail. The NWS added that the severe threat will continue into Monday, with storms developing in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa before moving into northwest Missouri by late afternoon.
According to the NWS Storm Prediction Center, storms are expected to intensify Monday evening into overnight hours. Damaging winds and hail remain possible, especially as storms expand southward into central Missouri. By late Monday night, strong winds are likely to become the primary hazard.
The severe weather risk includes Kansas City, St. Joseph, Warrensburg, and Columbia, extending across much of northwest and central Missouri. The forecast highlights potential travel disruptions, property damage, and hazardous driving conditions during evening commutes.
Officials advise residents to monitor updated forecasts, secure outdoor items, and prepare for possible power outages.
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