Kansas
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for northern parts of Kansas City metro: NWS
The Nationwide Climate Service issued a extreme thunderstorm warning for northern elements of the Kansas Metropolis space, together with Platte Metropolis, Weston and Farley.
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The Nationwide Climate Service on Monday night issued a extreme thunderstorm warning for northern elements of the Kansas Metropolis space, together with Platte Metropolis, Weston and Farley.
Winds as excessive as 60 mph and quarter-sized hail had been among the many hazards listed by the climate service because the storm was set to move via Kansas and contact the northern a part of the metropolitan space. The extreme thunderstorm warning was scheduled to stay in impact till 6:15 p.m.
The Monday storm comes as Kansas Metropolis is predicted to see spring showers over the subsequent week that would deliver further climate occasions. The climate service warned earlier within the day of sporadic storms on the horizon that would deliver flooding to the realm.
The possibility for showers and thunderstorms returns early Tuesday afternoon, sticking round via the night hours, in response to the climate service. Rain stays within the forecast Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The Star’s Anna Spoerre contributed to this report.