FORECAST: Highs back in the 50s this week
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Most of our moisture and instability will continue to hold north around central Iowa all the way up into Canada.
High pressure, though not centered over the Missouri River Valley, will be our main weather feature for the next several days.
We will continue with a southerly flow which will allow for warmer weather Throughout the rest of the week.
Today, temperatures are expected to be within the lower 50s and we intend to peak on Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. Sunny skies will remain, however with the increased moisture from the south, we may produce more clouds.
A new area of low pressure and its respective fronts develop West and begin to track east Wednesday night into Thursday.
Rain chances are small at this time but a 20% chance for scattered showers is not out of the picture into Thursday and a 30% chance into our Black Friday with better odds of rain developing to our southern and eastern counties.
Once the storm system passes, temperatures will drive back to the upper 40s and lower 50s.
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