Kansas City storms move out overnight, leaving rain and cooler weather Wednesday
By Bryan Busby
Published on March 11, 2026.
The storms that left Kansas City overnight have left the area with rain and cooler weather. The weather is expected to continue throughout the day, with temperatures expected to drop to 32 to 60 degrees on Thursday. The forecast predicts a colder, colder climate, with potential for significant amounts of rainfall and potential for flooding. Concerns about flooding are expected to be the biggest concern, with the potential for severe weather. Forecasters predict that the cold front will continue to move towards the south, causing significant issues with local infrastructure. The First AlERT NINE-DAY FORECAST predicts a temperature of 45 to 52 degrees for the coming days, but still expected significant rainfall and wind gusts.
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