Kansas City, MO — Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to sweep through Kansas City starting late Saturday night and continuing into Monday morning. Residents can expect rainfall ranging between 1 to 2.5 inches, with the highest amounts likely to hit between Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, while flooding is not anticipated due to recent dry conditions, residents should still prepare for slippery roads and possible visibility issues. The forecasted rain is expected to help alleviate ongoing drought conditions in the region.
Kansas City will remain dry tonight, with the storm system beginning to move in early Saturday. With widespread rain on the horizon, outdoor plans for Saturday night and Sunday should be reconsidered, particularly in northern Missouri, where rainfall will be heaviest. The heaviest rain bands will target areas like Maryville and Princeton, which could see over 2.3 inches. Residents should monitor local alerts and avoid traveling during peak rain hours to ensure safety.
