The Kansas City skyline illuminated by the warm sun, perfect for a weekend of outdoor activities.
Kansas City is set to experience a warm weekend, with temperatures reaching the mid-60s on Friday and upper 60s on Saturday. While Saturday is ideal for outdoor activities, thunderstorms may arise late in the evening. Sunday will likely bring calmer weather with a pleasant finish. Prepare for a beautiful spring weekend but stay cautious of the stormy weather ahead.
Hey there, Kansas City! If you’ve been waiting for that sweet warmth to come your way, your time has finally arrived. Starting Friday, you can expect a delightful stretch of warmer-than-normal weather to settle into our lovely city. Put on your shades and grab that sunscreen, because it looks like we’re in for some fun in the sun!
Let’s kick things off with Friday! Overnight, we’ve already started off warmer than usual, with temperatures hanging around the mid-40s at Kansas City International Airport. That’s a comfy bump up from the typical chilly 35 degrees we usually see this time of year. As we move into Friday morning, you might wake up to mostly cloudy skies, but don’t fret! They’ll clear by mid-morning, and you’ll be enjoying those rays before you know it!
By Friday afternoon, temps are set to soar to around 66 degrees, which is about 10 degrees above our average. For those planning to be outside, just make sure to watch out for some strong winds! Gusts could hit between 20 and 40 mph, so maybe hold onto that hat!
On top of that, humidity levels will drop to between 25% and 35%, which is great for outdoor fun but also raises some elevated fire weather concerns, especially in far eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Stay alert, folks!
Moving on to Saturday, we’re looking at even warmer temps soaring into the upper 60s. If you have plans to spend the day outside, you’re in luck! Saturday during the day is being hailed as the best time for your outdoor activities. Just keep those umbrellas handy—you might see a few light showers near sunset, although the chance of rain during your dinner plans looks low.
As night falls, a cold front will come through, and that’s when things might get a bit exciting! There’s a good chance we could experience some showers and thunderstorms, possibly even strong ones as early as 10 PM. The weather service is keeping an eye on the situation, and they’ve identified a marginal risk of severe weather for Saturday night. The main concern will be large hail, so keep your ears open.
Sunday may start off a little rocky with some chance of thunderstorms before sunrise, but get ready for a bright finish! Expect mostly cloudy skies turning sunny as the day progresses, with temps hanging around a pleasant 63 degrees. Those summer-like temperatures aren’t going anywhere soon, as we should enjoy above-normal warmth into next week.
Heads up for the Royals’ home opener next Thursday! The forecast looks favorable with expected highs in the low 70s and only a slight chance of rain at 20%. It’s shaping up to be a great day for baseball! For St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, expect warm temperatures and gusty winds, which might increase that pesky fire risk. A fire weather warning is in effect from 12-8 PM, so keep an eye on any outdoor plans.
So there you have it, Kansas City! A warm weather weekend is right around the corner with plenty of chances for outdoor enjoyment. Just don’t forget about those storms creeping into Saturday night. Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy those beautiful spring days ahead!
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