Kansas City was on the northern edge of last night’s storm. Have heard several reports of a dusting around the metro to 2 ” in Overland Park, Clinton and Warrensburg. Linn, Bates and Cass counties saw in the neighborhood of 2 to 4″. This storm is now history, but due to the [...]
Archive for February, 2008
One Storm’s Gone…And Here Comes Another!
February 24, 2008
Weather Update – February 23, 2008
February 23, 2008
Warmer changes on the way for this weekend. Highs for Saturday will climb into the middle to upper 30s. A few spots like Sedalia and Warrensburg may reach into the lower 40s. There will be a brief period of time early Saturday morning when we will see the most sunshine. However, [...]
A Two-Part Storm…First Rain, Then Snow.
February 16, 2008
Saturday morning is the calm before the storm…
Clouds will continue to thicken throughout the day. Early afternoon could see a few spotty showers. But, by evening around 7PM, the rain will pick up. At 6AM, very heavy rain was falling across the entire state of Oklahoma. Live video from KOCO-TV showed [...]
A Cold Rain…And Even Snow!
February 15, 2008
Bright and early this morning, we’re talking 3 AM, I checked my crystal ball. No, not really! That crystal ball is synonymous with our weather models. It takes me several minutes to check out each one…looking from the lowest layer of the atmosphere up through about 30,000 feet.
Those models are [...]
Best Of Both Worlds This Weekend!
February 9, 2008
Today will seem mild with a high of 45. By evening, the arctic front strolls in and will drop our temperatures overnight and into Sunday morning back to the single digits and lower teens. With the advancement of this front, it will come through dry, but there will be a lot of clouds [...]
Here Comes Some Rain Showers!
February 3, 2008
Flurries showed up on radar this morning at 3 AM, North of Kansas City. Temperatures were already warming up in the pre-dawn hours. This afternoon, spotty rain showers are possible once the temp heats up. Overall, this doesn’t look like a widespread, heavy rainer for the entire area. Missouri will probably [...]
Groundhog Day Forecast!
February 2, 2008
Okay folks…he saw his shadow. Six more weeks of winter.
Speaking of winter…A small disturbance passed North of Kansas City this morning. There was a light dusting reported in Princeton, Missouri. But, the trend for today is for that system to move away. A lot of sunshine this morning will [...]
