Kansas City Weather Turns Severe Sunday Night, Monday

kansas city weather turns stormy after 10 PM Sunday, when storms move into northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas and some may be severe. The same forecast calls for another round after dark Monday, with all severe weather hazards possible Monday evening and Monday night.

Kansas City Sunday Night

The first round reaches the area after 10 PM Sunday, then weakens as it spreads into the rest of Missouri. Sunday night carries a low of 64 degrees and south wind at 25 mph, which keeps the night unsettled before sunrise Monday.

Rain and thunder may linger after sunrise Monday. The forecast then shifts back toward another round after dark Monday, keeping the Kansas City area in the path of repeated storms rather than a single burst of weather.

Monday Evening Storms

Monday is warmer, with a high of 83 degrees and south wind at 15 to 25 mph. By Monday evening and Monday night, all severe weather hazards are possible, and that window is the one that most directly changes the evening and overnight forecast for the Kansas City area.

The forecast does not name a specific storm system or give storm totals, but it does outline successive rounds of rain and thunderstorms across the area. That leaves the practical takeaway simple: the weekend ends with storms after 10 PM Sunday, and Monday brings another severe-weather threat after dark.

Tuesday Forecast

Tuesday starts with a little bit of rain left over early in the morning, then sun finds its way in during the afternoon. It will be cooler, with a low of 55 degrees, a high of 67 degrees, and north wind at 15 mph.

For readers in northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, the biggest change comes in timing. The first storm round arrives late Sunday night, the stronger severe-weather window arrives Monday evening and Monday night, and Tuesday trends cooler with improving skies.