On Sunday, there is a greater probability of severe weather when the sun sets.

Once the sun has set, storms and scattered showers are expected throughout the majority of the city. Those possibilities persisted through early Monday.

Once more, tonight’s storms pose a threat of strong wind, very huge hail, and potentially remote tornado possibilities.

On Sunday night, thunderstorms will move southward towards the metro. They will originate in Nebraska and Iowa. Damage-causing winds are these storms’ greatest threat. Gusts well in excess of 50 mph are probable.

Between 9 and 10 p.m., the storms’ worst parts will move into Missouri’s north-west.

By Monday morning’s daybreak, the storms ought to be completely gone.

Storms that began in the late spring in KC won’t end there. Through Friday’s conclusion of the work week, there is a risk of thunderstorms and rain every day. Storms on Monday and Tuesday will be more sporadic, but there is a risk of having an impactful storm on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday.

Despite remaining warm throughout week, temperatures will be a little lower than the record highs seen over the weekend.

Please make sure you frequently check the forecast today for changes and have several, audible ways to receive weather alerts at night, such as a NOAA Weather Radio and/or the KMBC app.

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