Above average temperatures continue
The next four days are anything but typical February in Kansas City
Updated: 8:47 PM CST February 19, 2023
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DAY FORECAST. SO YOU’LL KNOW BEFORE THIS IS THE EARLY TIME OF ALERT WHAT’S BEAUTIFUL OUT THERE IF YOU CAN GO OUT FOR A WALK THE PLAYGROUND TAKE THE DOGS OUT I WANT TO GET SOME OF THAT FRESH AIR WHILE YOU CAN TODAY. THE LAST EVENING FOR THE LIGHTS IN THE SQUARE. RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. AND HAVE FUN. YOU WANT TO WAIT UNTIL THANKSGIVING, DON’T YOU? ALL RIGHT. SO, YES, THE COMING DAYS WILL BE AS GOOD AS THIS. EVEN WARMER. NOW, TODAY’S UNOFFICIAL HIGH, 57 DEGREES. AND WE ARE LOOKING AT 60 PLUS. COME TOMORROW TO TUESDAY. BUT THEN WEDNESDAY, IMPACT DAY REASON SO SOME RAIN TO READ TO MODERATE FOR PART OF OUR VIEWING PUBLIC AND ALSO FOR THE KANSAS CITY METRO AREA. THERE WILL BE A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS AND THEN WE ARE PLACED WITH SOME COLD AIR. THE RETURN OF WINTER COMES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. EVERYTHING IN A NINE-DAY FORECAST IS SEEING SOON. THERE HE IS. GOOD OLD SQUARE. WE LOVE THAT PLACE. THE LIGHTS WILL SHINE BRIGHT HERE ONE LAST TIME AS YOU GO OUT, YOU WILL BE OUT THERE. HAVE FUN. 53 DEG, SOME CLOUD, HUMIDITY AT 39% AND VERY LIGHT WIND SPEED ANYWHERE FROM 6 TO 8 MILES AN HOUR. AT 54, LAWRENCE, AL 55, ALETHA 54 TOGETHER WITH BUTLER AND LA SCENE AT 54 MARY EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE DOWN IN FORTY TOGETHER WITH LIKE TRENTON BUT IT’S NICE TO HAVE THE WIND BLOWING A LITTLE LESS THAN YESTERDAY. WE ARE NOT ATTACHING TO THAT AS WE WERE THE PAST DAYS, BUT A VERY LIGHT BREEZE FROM A WEST SOUTHWEST DIRECTION AT ABOUT 5 TO 10 MILES AN HOUR. LOTS OF CLOUD, NOT SEEING ANY PRECIPITATION INCORPORATED WITH THIS, BUT CLOUDY COVER COMES IN AND GOES. WE CLEARED THINGS THIS MORNING. EVERYTHING SUDDENLY, THE CLOUDS COME. TOMORROW YOU WILL HAVE A LITTLE CLOUD, BUT THE AIR WILL BE MILDER. LITTLE ACTIVITY IN TERMS OF PRECIPITATIONS. RIGHT NOW, IT’S DOWN OVER SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA IN TEXAS. AND WE ARE JUST LIKE I SAID, QUIET CENTRAL PLAINS AND A QUIET NIGHT FOR KANSAS CITY, BELOW 43 DEGREES. IF YOU ARE GOING OUT, SAY ABOUT 9 AM AND THEN RIGHT BEFORE MIDNIGHT WE GO DOWN TO ABOUT 40. THE CLOUDS SLOWLY PUSHING OUT OF HERE TONIGHT NIGHT. BUT I THINK MANY CLOUDS WILL BE AROUND FOR OUR HOLIDAY MONDAY, 31ST EARLY MORNING FOR ODESSA, 31ST TO LAWRENCE, 33ST TO KANSAS CITY, BUTLER 30 TO CLINTON, ABOUT 35TH TOMORROW. MIX SUN AND CLOUDS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY, UP TO 61 DEGREES. SOUTHWEST WINDS EASTERN AT 10 AM TO 3 PM, GUSTING SOMETIMES UP TO APPROXIMATELY 25 MILES PER HOUR. NOW, SPEAKING OF MIDWEEK, THIS IS TUESDAY, SOME CLOUDS AND THIS KIND OF WARM AIR AWAIT AS THIS LOW PRESSURE CROSSES THE STATE OF KANSAS. BRING LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN WITH YOU BY 6:00AM WEDNESDAY MORNING. A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS BUILT IN ESPECIALLY LATE THAT MORNING THROUGH THE EARLY AFTERNOON. ALL WITH MUCH COOLER AIR. LET’S SUM UP IN TIME FOR THE NINE DAYS PLANNED FOR TOMORROW, 61, 59 FOR A MAXIMUM ON TUESDAY. THOSE ARE IMPACT DAY RAIN, A COUPLE THUNDERSTORMS, 67. AND THEN SEE WHAT HAPPENS. RETURN OF COLD AIR. HIGH THURSDAY 3638.
Above average temperatures continue
The next four days are anything but typical February in Kansas City
Updated: 8:47 PM CST February 19, 2023
Above average temperatures will continue in Kansas City. Conditions will be above normal for the next four days. Morning showers are possible on Wednesday morning. Spring conditions won’t last forever. A winter blast will hit the area on Thursday. A dramatic drop in temperatures will hit in the second half of the working week.
Above average temperatures will continue in Kansas City.
Conditions will be above normal for the next four days.
Morning showers are possible on Wednesday morning.
Spring conditions won’t last forever. A winter blast will hit the area on Thursday. A dramatic drop in temperatures will hit in the second half of the working week.
