Our Mother’s Day forecast is looking pretty solid, with lower 80s on the table by Sunday afternoon. It will be pretty humid again. We do have our next Weather Alert on Sunday afternoon/evening.
The owner of CMJ Lawn and Landscaping said the NFL crews in Kansas City were careful to minimize damage during the setup. But, there are still holes to fill and bare patches.
Kansas’ Democratic governor has vetoed Republican legislation that would have provided a financial boost to pregnancy centers run by abortion opponents and curbed state and local officials' powers during infectious disease outbreaks.
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By late morning, scattered showers, and isolated thunderstorms should develop around the metro and will continue to build throughout the afternoon as we continue to increase temperatures back into just the lower and middle 70s.
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We should start to see more active storms by mid to late this afternoon as we peak with the heat of the day which is only expected in the lower and middle 70s.
The Kansas City Police Department is hosting events across the city to honor fallen officers and allow the community to share their voices about violent crime.
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