Kansas City is trading Tuesday’s storms for a cooler, cloudier Wednesday morning, with temperatures near 49 degrees and patchy fog or mist hanging around early. The day should top out near 61, but west winds and a few gusts will keep it feeling more November than the recent stretch of mild weather.
Storms Are Gone, But The Wind Sticks Around
The National Weather Service says patchy drizzle should fade through Wednesday morning as drier air moves in. Mostly cloudy skies are expected through much of the day, with gusty west winds.
That is a quieter follow-up to the storm setup covered by Hoodline on Tuesday. By Wednesday night, clouds should thin and temperatures fall to about 43 degrees under mostly clear skies.
Dry Stretch Builds Into The Weekend
Thursday looks mostly sunny with a high near 56, while Friday should be mostly sunny and reach about 58. Saturday stays partly sunny near 60, but overnight temperatures dip to about 37, so early risers may want an extra layer.
Sunshine returns Sunday with a high near 61, followed by a warmer Monday and Tuesday near 66. No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Kansas City forecast area, and conditions are expected to remain broadly dry through Tuesday.
