Kansas City gets a sunny Friday near 79 degrees, with a warm and mostly dry weekend ahead. A 10% to 25% rain chance is possible Monday afternoon and evening in far northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, while widespread chances remain difficult before midweek.

Kansas City will warm from the mid-50s to nearly 80 degrees Thursday under sunny skies. The mild, dry stretch lasts through the weekend before cooler weather arrives.

Kansas City gets a sunny, warm run through the weekend, with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Rain chances return Monday as temperatures cool.

Kansas City warms from the upper 40s Tuesday morning into the upper 70s by Saturday. The forecast stays mostly dry, with only a small shower chance Monday.

Kansas City starts cool Monday but quickly warms up. Highs reach the upper 70s by Thursday and Friday, with mostly sunny skies all week.

A chilly Sunday morning quickly gives way to a sunny Kansas City warm-up, with highs climbing to 80 by Friday.

Kansas City wakes to patchy frost Saturday before sunshine takes over. Temperatures then climb into the low 80s by Thursday.

A cold, gusty Friday will give way to a Saturday morning freeze risk and a sunny warmup that reaches 80 degrees by Thursday.

Storms and gusty winds arrive Thursday before Kansas City gets a sharp October chill. Frost is possible Saturday morning, but warmer weather returns next week.

Kansas City’s quiet, cloudy Wednesday gives way to overnight thunderstorms, gusty winds and a dramatic temperature drop by Friday.

Kansas City could hit 89 degrees Tuesday before severe storms and heavy rain sweep through the region. A sharp cooldown follows by Friday.

Kansas City reaches 90 degrees Monday and 89 Tuesday before storms bring heavy rain and a sharp cooldown later this week.

Kansas City could hit 90 degrees Monday before storms roll in Tuesday night and cooler weather takes over by Friday.