KY3 Weather said the severe threat and rain end tonight, with showers lingering into Saturday night before skies clear by morning. For Kansas City readers, that means the roughest stretch gives way to a quieter start to Sunday.
Saturday night’s low was expected to reach 59 degrees, with north winds at 10 to 15 mph. The forecast also called for a clearing trend by morning, which sets up a different feel for the rest of the weekend.
Sunday in Kansas City
Sunday was expected to be partly to mostly cloudy, cooler and less humid, with a high of 75 degrees. North winds were expected to continue at 10 to 15 mph, keeping the air moving after the showers fade.
That shift matters for anyone planning to be outside after the storms. The forecast does not point to another severe round in the same window, and Sunday’s numbers show a drop from the earlier unsettled stretch.
Monday Forecast
Monday was expected to turn partly cloudy and comfortable, with a low of 57 degrees and a high of 79 degrees. West winds were expected at 10 mph, extending the calmer pattern into the start of the week.
For people in Kansas City, the practical takeaway is straightforward: wait out the Saturday night rain, then expect a cooler, less humid Sunday and a milder Monday. The weekend’s severe threat gives way to a steadier forecast fast enough to affect outdoor plans, morning travel, and anything that had been delayed until the weather settled down.
