Missouri – Rain is set to make a late arrival in Kansas City on Friday, with showers expected to persist through Saturday afternoon. Those heading out tonight or early Saturday should plan for potentially wet conditions, bringing an umbrella or poncho to stay dry. While severe weather isn’t anticipated, the National Weather Service (NWS) Kansas City warns of rain amounts ranging from 0.25 to 1 inch across the region.
According to NWS, rain chances will begin to climb late Friday night, intensifying through Saturday morning. Locations along major routes, including I-35 and I-70, may experience reduced visibility and slippery conditions, making caution essential for drivers. Rainfall predictions show that areas south of Kansas City, such as Emporia and Chanute, could see higher accumulations of up to 1.5 inches.
Saturday’s high will reach the upper 50s, with breezy conditions as east winds reach up to 11 mph. By Saturday night, the rain will taper off, giving way to clearer skies. Sunday promises to be mostly sunny, with temperatures in the low 60s, providing a brief respite before Veterans Day on Monday, which is forecasted to be sunny with a high of 62°F.
Looking ahead, Kansas City residents can expect a calm start to the new week, with sunny skies continuing through Tuesday and temperatures gradually warming to 65°F. Anyone with Veterans Day plans can anticipate pleasant weather, ideal for outdoor activities and commemorative events. Be sure to monitor local forecasts for updates, as changing conditions may impact early week weather.
