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Severe storms slam Kansas City with 75 MPH winds, leaving thousands without power and roads blocked

Severe storms slam Kansas City with 75 MPH winds (representative image) - Source: Getty Powerful thunderstorms hit Kansas City on Tuesday night, October 13, with winds strong enough to knock down trees, tear through electrical infrastructure and leave a wide swath of residents without power. KMBC 9 News reported gusts reaching about 75 miles per hour in parts of the region. Thousands were left in the dark, and local roads quickly became hazardous. KCTV5 captured video of the storm as it pushed across the metro. Communities in both Missouri and Kansas saw damage: trees down, streets blocked, po...

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From Freeze Watch to 80 Degrees: Kansas City Shivers Before Big Fall Warmup

Kansas City was expected to wake to temperatures in the lower 40s Friday morning, with skies possibly clear at first and stratus potentially moving through, and a sharp north wind making the October air feel colder than the thermometer suggested. The city is headed for a breezy high near 52, but the bigger weather story arrives overnight: a possible freeze before a sunny weekend warmup.

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LIST: Storm debris drop-off locations across the Kansas City metro

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tuesday night’s storms knocked down trees and powerlines across the metro. Here’s where you can drop off the debris left behind by the storms. In response to recent storms, the city of Kansas City, Missouri, is giving residents opportunities to dispose of leaves, branches and other storm debris.

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Northland residents waiting for power to be restored over 24 hours after storm

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — More than 24 hours after severe storms moved through the Northland, some residents on North Michigan Avenue are still waiting for their power to be restored. While homes on one side of the street got power back earlier Wednesday, families on the other side remain...

Kansas City, MO · 27d

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Tornado Warning Interrupts School Board Meeting as District Faces Declining Enrollment, Funding Challenges

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. (Oct. 13, 2026) — The Excelsior Springs Board of Education had to take an unexpected break Tuesday evening when a tornado warning interrupted its regular meeting at the district's Support Services Center on Line Street.

Excelsior Springs, MO · 26d

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Tens of thousands without power as storms hit Kansas City metro

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — More than 50,000 customers are without power as severe thunderstorms sweep through the metro Tuesday evening. Wind speeds of nearly 70 mph are affecting areas like Clay County, Missouri – with multiple neighborhoods experiencing downed power lines and trees due to storm damage and strong wind gusts.

Kansas City, MO · 28d

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Severe storms wallop the metro with downed trees wreaking havoc the morning after

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Many in the Northland woke to quite a mess this morning. Severe storms swept through the metro Tuesday night, leaving downed trees, broken branches, and power outages in several communities. A North Kansas City elementary school announced its closure Wednesday due to hazardous road conditions.

Kansas City, MO · 28d

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Storm forces cars off highway

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Crews clean up downed trees across Northland after rare October storm

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Crews worked Wednesday morning to clear downed trees and limbs across the Northland after a severe thunderstorm moved through the area. In the Village of Oaks, a crane and a crew of arborists spent several hours removing multiple limbs from a large tree on top of a home near NE Wilson Blvd. and NE Barnes Ave.

Kansas City, MO · 27d

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Joe’s Blog: Here comes the chill! (THU-10/15)

I feel like a broken record, but the warm start to October continues to some degree. Today will be another above-average day for temperatures since morning lows are milder than the average low of 46°, although later this evening we’ll likely have a late-night low for today…as the cooler air rushes in tonight.

Kansas City, MO · 26d

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Powerful Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power, Widespread Damage Across Excelsior Springs

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. (Oct. 14, 2026) — It was anything but a quiet Tuesday night in Excelsior Springs as a powerful line of thunderstorms swept through the area, knocking down trees, snapping utility poles, damaging homes and property, and leaving thousands of residents without electricity.

Excelsior Springs, MO · 27d

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Massive storm topples trees, interrupts high school choir concert in Liberty

A storm packing 75 mph winds swept through Liberty on Tuesday night, toppling dozens of trees, damaging homes and vehicles, and interrupting a Liberty High School choir concert.

Liberty, MO · 27d

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Storm sweeps through Kansas City's Northland

Kansas City, MO · 27d

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No tornado damage found during round of severe weather Tuesday night

No tornado damage was found during Tuesday night's spell of severe weather across the Kansas City area.

Kansas City, MO · 27d

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Prolonged Flash Flood Threat Targets Odessa, Oklahoma City, Wichita and Kansas City as Hurricane Simon Moisture Fuels Back Building Downpours Topping 3 Inches

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — A prolonged, multi-day flash flood threat is beginning across the Central and Southern Plains and the lower Missouri Valley, as deep tropical moisture from Hurricane Simon streams northward into the region. A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 4) for excessive rainfall stretches from the Permian Basin of Texas through western Oklahoma and Kansas into western Missouri, where localized totals could exceed 3 inches by morning.

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