Early Saturday, Kansas City is clear and around 54 degrees, with sunshine expected to carry the city into a comfortable afternoon near 73 and no rain, according to the National Weather Service. Rain is not part of the plan, giving residents a pleasantly uneventful start to the weekend.
Sunny Saturday, Calm Winds
The National Weather Service forecast calls for sunny skies Saturday, with a light east wind shifting toward the southeast at about 6 mph. Temperatures should climb through the 60s late morning before reaching the low 70s during the afternoon.
Cooler Nights Bookend The Weekend
Saturday night will stay mostly clear, with temperatures falling to about 54 degrees. Sunday should look much like Saturday, bringing more sunshine and another high near 73, while Sunday night turns cooler with a low around 49, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Warm-Up Arrives Tuesday
Monday remains sunny but slightly cooler, with a high near 70. The bigger change arrives Tuesday, when temperatures rise to about 75 and continue climbing through the week, reaching the upper 70s Wednesday and around 80 to 81 degrees Thursday and Friday.
How The Forecast Compares With Typical Temperatures
NOAA’s climate normals are calculated over a uniform 30-year period and provide a benchmark for comparing forecasts with typical conditions, according to the National Centers for Environmental Information. The forecast figures here do not include corresponding normal highs, so they do not establish whether the expected temperatures are above or below typical levels for those dates.
Dry Weather Holds Through The Week
The extended forecast shows little chance of rain across the Kansas City area for the next several days. No weather advisories are in effect, and the overall pattern favors clear skies, light winds and a notably warmer second half of the week.
