According to KSHB 41 meteorologist Jeff Penner, the region is expected to see calm and warm conditions tonight and Monday, followed by a noticeable increase in thunderstorm activity beginning Tuesday and continuing into Wednesday. Some storms may be severe, and there is a risk of flash flooding in certain areas.
Tonight’s Forecast: Mild and Partly Cloudy
Kansas Citians can expect a calm and pleasant evening tonight with partly cloudy skies and light southeast winds.
- Low: 68°F
- Wind: SE at 5–10 mph
Monday: Sunny, Warm, and Humid
The start of the week brings mostly sunny skies, paired with rising humidity and temperatures nearing 90 degrees. Conditions will remain dry but very warm.
- High: 88°F
- Wind: S-SE at 5–15 mph
Tuesday: Thunderstorm Risk Builds Throughout the Day
On Tuesday, the thunderstorm potential increases, though exact timing remains uncertain. A slight chance of storms exists during the morning hours, with a greater likelihood by the afternoon, evening, and overnight. Some of these storms could turn severe, with risks of heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding.
- Low: 70°F
- High: 86°F
- Wind: S-SE at 5–15 mph
Wednesday: Storms Possible Early, Cooler Air Arrives
Wednesday will likely see morning thunderstorms, especially in the early hours. Conditions should stabilize by afternoon, with cooler temperatures and a wind shift to the northwest.
- Low: 65°F
- High: 81°F
- Wind: W-NW at 10–20 mph
As the week progresses, Kansas City residents should prepare for changing weather patterns, especially between Tuesday and Wednesday when thunderstorm activity increases.
While tonight and Monday will be pleasant and warm, it’s important to stay informed about potential severe weather midweek.
Stay tuned to the KSHB 41 Weather Team for the most accurate and up-to-date information as conditions develop.
