Then, big changes arrive on Sunday. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Impact Day due to a strong storm system moving in. This system will bring springtime rain and thunderstorms early Sunday. As the day goes on and colder air moves in, we will see the rain mix with some snow and make the transition to all snow before ending.

A dramatic weather swing is about to hit Kansas City as record warmth gives way to a potentially disruptive winter storm Sunday evening into Monday. The National Weather Service says the weekend forecast remains uncertain — with possible rain,

A messy weekend is likely in Kansas City as a winter storm brings a mix of rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain - but how bad will it be?

GUSTS ABOUT 40 TO 45 MILES AN HOUR. IT’S GOING TO BE A TREMENDOUSLY WINDY DAY, BUT IT HAS NOTHING ON THE WIND THAT’S ON THE WAY FOR THE WEEKEND. ON SUNDAY, ESPECIALLY SUNDAY EVENING. WE HAVE NORTH WINDS SCREAMING WITH GUSTS OF 50 TO 55 MILES AN HOUR.

It’s going to be a quiet and comfortable evening across the Kansas City area, with winds gradually relaxing and temperatures staying milder than the past few nights. After a breezy start to the day, winds will ease through the evening, leading to a ...

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms could bring heavy rain, flooding, large hail and damaging winds to the Kansas City area. Which day is the one to watch?

The National Weather Service cancels tornado drill in Kansas City due to possible confusion from cloudy weather

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kansas City is in for a long-lasting blast of winter, with several inches of snow expected to blanket the metro this weekend and bitter cold sticking around long after the storm moves on ...

The 1st 10 days of the month have seen about every kind of weather possible. Well, the next 5 days we have a chance to see 1 form of weather we have not seen.

A Winter Weather Advisory continues for northern Missouri until 9 AM Monday, as light freezing drizzle continues overnight. The Kansas City Metro should remain just above the freezing mark