Kansas City starts Monday cloudy and foggy before a cool, mostly dry midweek stretch. Rain chances return Friday and linger into the weekend.

Kansas City starts Sunday with light rain and a chance of thunderstorms before cooler weather arrives Monday.

Kansas City will reach the lower 90s Saturday, with mid-90s possible south of Highway 36 before evening thunderstorms bring possible severe weather. Cooler conditions arrive Monday.

A sunny 91-degree Friday sets the stage for weekend thunderstorms and a sharp cooldown across Kansas City.

Kansas City heats up through Friday before storms arrive Saturday night and cooler weather settles in next week.

Kansas City faces a soggy morning under a flood watch before sunshine and upper-80s heat return. The weekend then turns stormy again.

A Lee's Summit man's late-night work shift got interrupted by a rare 2 a.m. fireball, and Topeka witnesses reported seeing it too.

Kansas City faces heavy storms, a flood watch and possible flooding from Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday. Additional weekend precipitation is possible.

Kansas City reaches 92 Monday with a heat index near 101 before storms become more likely Tuesday night and Wednesday.

A mild Sunday in Kansas City gives way to Monday heat and a stormier, potentially wetter stretch by midweek.

Saturday storms could be strong before Sunday brings another chance of rain and storms; above-normal heat returns next week.

Dense fog is making Friday morning a slow start in Kansas City, but sunshine and warmer temperatures are on the way. Storm chances return Saturday and build next week.

Kansas City’s heat streak breaks Thursday with early storms, a high near 80 and patchy fog overnight. More thunderstorms return this weekend.