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A swath of showers and downpours brought between 1.5 and 2.5 inches of rain — in some cases more — to parts of the Kansas City area overnight, and more rain is possible Monday morning.
While the Kansas City area remains under a flood warning until 8 p.m. and a flood watch until 1 a.m, weather sources disagree on whether, or how much, it will rain in Kansas City today.
The weather service’s Storm Prediction Center has included Kansas City and most of Missouri in an area at a slight risk of severe weather. Scattered storms will again be possible Friday evening ...
The Kansas City area will face between a 30 and 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms daily through Wednesday. Storms could also be possible later in the week. Weather watches and warnings
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Kansas City had more rain on Thursday than in the past 34 days combined. Thunderstorms give Kansas City one of its wettest days of the year. How much rain fell?
The Kansas City area could experience more rain and thunderstorms today. Thunderstorms, even more rain possible for Kansas City and Johnson County, radar says Skip to main content
The Kansas City area won’t have much time to dry out after the drenching from overnight storms as a “prolonged, potentially heavy rain event” is on the way, the National Weather Service said.