Kansas City, MO – Residents of western Missouri can expect varied weather conditions this weekend, as a mix of dry days and potential storms are forecasted. The National Weather Service in Kansas City predicts dry and cooler weather today and Saturday, with high temperatures reaching the upper 70s to mid-80s. However, storm chances increase Saturday night, continuing through Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, river flooding remains a concern along the Missouri River and in several streams and creeks in west-central and central Missouri. Drivers are advised to avoid flooded areas and adhere to any road closures in place. Today, aside from a few isolated showers in northern Missouri, the weather will be mostly dry and pleasant.
The forecast shows an increase in storm activity starting Saturday night, with a heightened risk of heavy rainfall on Sunday. While the threat of severe weather is low, locally heavy rains are possible. Temperatures on Saturday will reach around 87°F, with Sunday seeing highs of 85°F and a 45% chance of rain.
As the new week begins, Monday’s weather will bring continued storm chances and temperatures in the low 80s. By Tuesday, the weather is expected to clear up with sunny skies and temperatures around 87°F. The sunny weather is predicted to persist through midweek, with highs in the mid-80s to low 90s.
