Kansas City gets sunshine Thursday before temperatures plunge toward 25 degrees Saturday morning. A dry, gradual warmup follows next week.

Kansas City gets one last sunny, 62-degree afternoon on Veterans Day before gusty winds and freezing nights arrive.

A sunny 68-degree Tuesday gives Kansas City one last mild day before gusty Veterans Day winds and freezing nights arrive.

Fog will fade into a sunny 68-degree Monday across Kansas City. Gusty winds and colder temperatures arrive by Veterans Day.

Clear skies and a 65-degree high make Sunday easy outdoor weather, but Kansas City’s warm run will give way to colder nights late week.

A Frost Advisory covers Kansas City Saturday morning before sunshine and a 70-degree high arrive Monday.

Friday brings clouds and drizzle to Kansas City before a Frost Advisory takes effect overnight. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return for the weekend.

Clear skies give Kansas City a mild Thursday before clouds and a chilly Friday night. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return this weekend.

Kansas City wakes to fog, clouds and cooler temperatures Wednesday after Tuesday’s storms. A dry, sunnier weekend is already taking shape.

Storms could soak Kansas City Tuesday before temperatures tumble into the 50s. Cooler, calmer weather arrives by Wednesday.

Kansas City faces strong to severe storms Monday afternoon into overnight, with heavy rain and gusty winds before calmer weather arrives midweek.

Kansas City gets one mild, cloudy day before strong storms take over Monday afternoon and night. Damaging winds, heavy rain and an isolated tornado threat are possible.

Built atop a 1970s landfill, the Wyandotte County park will close for about 120 days during construction after methane readings exceeded the site's action level.