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Tracking Friday heat and weekend rain & t-storm chances
Hot and mostly dry weather will continue across St. Joseph and northwest Missouri Friday before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend. Temperatures will climb into the lower 90s Friday afternoon under mostly sunny skies. Increasing humidity and southerly winds will make it feel warmer, but most of the area is expected to stay dry.
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FOX4 Forecast: Relief coming!
Summer continues for one more day as a cold front moving into the region tomorrow night and Sunday will alter temperatures significantly for Sunday into next week with true fall weather continuing into next week. Storms are likely tomorrow evening with gusty winds as the main threat from the storms, especially from KC northwards.
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Joe’s Blog: Fall and fall weather on tap (FRI-9/18)
Another day and another 90°+ high expected for KC…and for a city that was struggling with highs all summer to get to 90° or higher, we’ve certainly taken care of that these last few weeks. Today will be the 45th day with highs 90° or higher…41 is about average. This is the most since 2022 when we had 52. 14 of those days (through yesterday) have been added since 8/29.
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Big changes to weekend storm timing, new First Warn for Saturday
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Sizzling summer heat Friday, big temperature crash awaits....
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The summer sizzle continues with feels-like temperatures near 105 degrees through Saturday. We finally break the heat Sunday due to a cold front that brings scattered rain & storms. A First Warn is in place for Sunday. Tonight: Mostly clear and warm with low temperatures...
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FOX4 Forecast: Heat & humidity return!
More late summer heat for the region into Saturday as the heat dome still has some fight in it…before relenting and it will break down into the back side of the weekend. This means more seasonable weather arrives on Sunday into next week which means nice early fall weather on the way!
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Traffic Alert: Heavy rain triggers morning crashes, major interstate slowdowns
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Heavy rain is turning the morning commute into a slow, slick mess across the metro. Downpours concentrated near and along Interstate 70 are creating hazardous driving conditions, with rainfall expected to intensify between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Emergency responders and transportation officials are urging...
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Tracking Heavy Rain on Wednesday
Wednesday looks to stay a little unsettled across northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri. Showers and thunderstorms remain in the forecast especially during the morning hours. Some of the storms could contain some heavy rain for some of us. We could wake up to rounds of showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday...
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Thursday Forecast: 90-degree heat returns
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - While September 16th is our average last 90 degree day of the year... we’ve got more 90s and humidity on the way. We finally start to break down the heat but add scattered rain & storms Sunday as a cold front moves through the area.
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Kansas City, Topeka and Eastern Kansas Face Rounds of Heavy Downpours Tonight With Rainfall Totals Over 3 Inches Possible as a Stalled Front Lingers Into Monday
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Rounds of heavy downpours will soak parts of the Central Plains tonight, with Max Velocity Weather warning that a stalled front combined with a steady flow of humid air will keep widespread showers and thunderstorms rolling across the region through early Monday morning, with eastern Kansas and western Missouri, including the Kansas City metro, favored for the highest rainfall totals.
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First Warn for storms today into Wednesday
Tuesday starts warm and dry, and our afternoon will be quite hot again. We then watch for storms by this evening, with a First Warn in place from 6 pm today through noon Wednesday for rounds of rain. Severe weather and flooding are possible.
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Evergy Receives Emergency Response Award for Storm Restoration Following Severe June Storm Event
Kansas City, Mo., September 10, 2026 – Evergy, Inc. (NASDAQ: EVRG) is the recipient of the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) Emergency Response Award. Evergy was awarded and honored for quick storm response efforts after severe weather moved through Salina, Abilene, Topeka, and parts of the Kansas City region in June.