Kansas City is heading into a long stretch of sunshine and unusually warm October afternoons, with highs reaching the mid-80s this week.

Fog and mist greet Kansas City on Monday before sunshine and highs in the 80s take over through the weekend.

Kansas City gets a sunny Sunday before temperatures climb through the week, reaching the low 80s by Saturday.

Stranger Creek has surged past 20 feet in Easton. Officials warn drivers to stay off flooded roads.

Kansas City will enjoy a sunny Saturday near 73 degrees before a dry weekend gives way to warmer temperatures next week.

Kansas City starts Friday with clouds and a chilly 57 degrees before sunshine takes over. A dry, warmer stretch follows through next week.

Thunderstorms and heavy rain could bring flooding to Kansas City Thursday before sunny, cooler weather arrives Friday.

Kansas City gets one more warm day before a stormy Thursday and a much cooler, sunnier weekend.

Kansas City will hit 82 degrees Tuesday before several rounds of rain and thunderstorms roll in. Thursday could bring the heaviest rain and the biggest flooding concerns.

Kansas City gets a warm, mostly sunny start to the week before heavy rain and thunderstorms arrive midweek.

Scattered showers are possible Sunday before Kansas City gets a brief Monday break. A heavier rain and flooding threat is building for Tuesday night through Thursday.

Kansas City faces a wet weekend before a brief Monday reprieve. More rain and thunderstorms return by midweek.

Showers are possible through the weekend, followed by a brief dry period Monday and potential for more rain Tuesday.