Kansas City, MO – Central Missouri will see significant rainfall starting Friday afternoon and lasting through Saturday. The National Weather Service predicts widespread showers and a few thunderstorms across cities like Kansas City, Sedalia, and Chillicothe, with rain chances peaking at 95% by Friday evening.
According to the National Weather Service’s forecast, rain will continue intermittently through Saturday, especially in areas like Lee’s Summit and St. Joseph. Showers will diminish by Sunday, bringing drier conditions to the region by the beginning of next week. Temperatures are expected to remain cool, with lows dropping significantly over the weekend.
The rain, which could lead to localized flooding in areas with higher precipitation, is expected to taper off by Sunday morning. However, dry and cool weather will return early next week, giving residents a brief respite.
Residents should plan for wet roads and possible travel disruptions as conditions will be unfavorable for outdoor activities on Friday and Saturday. Be cautious when traveling, especially in areas with higher rainfall percentages forecasted.
