Jared Shelton

Scattered shower and thunderstorm chances will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week, promoting less high intensity heat and more seasonably mild conditions.

Lingering heat and isolated t-storm chances will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Tuesday afternoon and evening, before better chances for showers and t-storms develop mid to late week.

A wave of September heat has begun building across the Central Plains this week, with above average temperatures and tons of sunshine. This pattern will continue through the next several days, making for a summer-like weekend.

Mostly sunny and toasty conditions have developed across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Wednesday afternoon. Above average temperatures and dry skies will continue through the work week, as summer-like heat builds into the region over the next several days.

After a wet start to Tuesday across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas, mostly clear skies and mild conditions have returned for the afternoon and evening. Mostly sunny days and above average temperatures will prevail through the rest of this week, as a steady warming trend takes hold of the region promoting the return of summer-like heat.

Increasing clouds Monday afternoon will give way to spotty rain and t-storms chances overnight and into Tuesday. Dry skies and sunshine return later in the week, accompanied by a steady warming trend as above average temperatures build across the region.

Mild afternoons, cool nights, and mostly clear skies continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the weekend. Below average temperatures will give way to a warming trend starting early next week, and a chance of spotty showers and thunderstorms. 

Mostly clear and hazy conditions Thursday will give way to increasing clouds and a slight chance of thunder showers early Friday, as a cold front sweeps across the region bringing a reinforcing shot of below average temperatures to last through the weekend.

Spotty shower and thunderstorm chances will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Wednesday evening, as a cold front passes through the region.

Mild and mainly dry conditions Tuesday afternoon will give way to a brief warm-up and scattered t-storm chances Wednesday afternoon and evening. A few storms may contain sizable hail and damaging winds, especially south of the Highway 36 corridor through Wednesday night.

Seasonably warm and dry conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Friday and much of Saturday, before rain chances increase Sunday and Labor Day as a low pressure system slowly tracks across the region.

Warm sunny afternoons and cool clear nights will make for a fair end to the work week and start to the weekend. Periods of cloud cover and slight rain chances are slated to return Sunday and into Labor day with temperatures remaining mild. 

Despite increasing cloud coverage and a slim chance of showers, mainly dry and mild conditions will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Wednesday night and Thursday. Below average temperatures will also continue through mid to late week, before a modest warming trend sets up for the start of Labor Day weekend.

Warm days, cool nights, and mainly dry conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas for the next several days as below average temperatures persist and rain chances remain slim to none.

Below average temperatures and mainly dry conditions will continue through the work week across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas, aside from a few slight rain chances.

A sunny and toasty Friday afternoon will give way to increasing clouds and isolated t-storm chances overnight as a cold front passes through Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas.

Seasonably hot and sunny conditions will persist across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas to finish out the work week, before a cold front sparks thunderstorm chances before bringing much cooler air to the region. 

Seasonably hot and humid conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas for the rest of the work week. A cold front will pass through the region late Friday, bringing t-storm chances through Saturday, before ushering in a much cooler pattern next week.

Patchy cloud coverage and slight rain chances Tuesday evening will give way to mostly sunny skies and toasty afternoons through the middle and later half of the work week. A cold front will sweep through Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Friday evening, bringing a brief period of spotty rain chances before ushering in cooler air just in time for the weekend.

Spotty t-storm chances and hot, humid conditions will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday and Tuesday, before dry skies and seasonable temperatures build into the region later in the week. 

A Heat Advisory remains in place across all of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Friday, August 15 and Saturday, August 16 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. each day. 

High intensity heat and humidity will once again make headlines across the Central Plains late this week and into the weekend as temperatures rise across the region.

A steady warming trend and stretch of sunny days lies ahead for Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the rest of this week.

Partly cloudy skies and a 20% of stray t-showers will linger across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Tuesday evening with lots of sunshine and a steady warming trend building across the region through the week.

Scattered thunderstorm chances will linger across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Monday afternoon and overnight, before a warming and drying trend take place through the middle of the work week.

Rounds of thunderstorm activity are likely across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas late Saturday, Sunday, and into Monday, posing a risk for heavy rainfall and flooding.

Intense heat and humidity will linger Friday and into parts of Saturday, before rounds of scattered thunderstorm activity develop later in the weekend.

A Heat Advisory has been issued for all of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, August 8.