Kansas City, MO – After a rainy start to the week, Kansas City residents can expect a cooler and drier Wednesday as skies begin to clear. Temperatures on Wednesday are forecasted to reach a high near 61°F, with mostly sunny skies during the day, according to the National Weather Service. Winds will blow from the east at 6 to 7 mph, creating a mild but brisk atmosphere for those heading outdoors.
The brief break in rainfall will be a welcome relief, but residents should prepare for another round of wet weather by Friday. As the cold front moves through, skies are expected to cloud up again, with a 30% chance of rain beginning on Friday and increasing to 60% by Friday night. Showers are likely to continue into Saturday, potentially impacting weekend plans. Highs on Thursday and Friday will hover near 59°F, maintaining cooler conditions into the weekend.
For those planning outdoor activities or commuting in the days ahead, expect dry conditions on Wednesday and Thursday, with temperatures comfortably mild but dropping to around 45°F at night. However, pack an umbrella and prepare for wet conditions by Friday, especially if traveling on major roads like I-70 or I-435 around Kansas City.
