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KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Active for August Weather (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Good Sunday bloggers, Well, this is my last blog for KSHB 41 as today is my last day after being hired on August 23, 1999, 27 years ago. It is truly amazing how fast time flies. Thank you for reading this blog and watching my videos. I will still be on social media. The forecast for my last day at KSHB is not an easy one. But, in KC I could have chosen any day to be my last day and the forecast would be tough. We are on the northern edge of the consistent high heat and the sou
KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Heat, wildfire smoke and thunderstorms (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Good Saturday bloggers, We are going to have an interesting week of weather for what should be a calm period during the "dog days of August." We will see a persistent haze the next several days due to wildfire smoke. We will be seeing an increase in heat before we see a cooldown and an increase in thunderstorms. Details on the wildfire smoke, heat and thunderstorms are in the six and a half minute video below.
KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Interesting weather for the 1st week of August (opens the original)
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We are going to see an interesting first week of August, which is also the title of this blog. The week has started with some super summer weather. There is a haze as we get into some light-to-moderate smoke from wildfires in Canada and the Pacific Northwest USA. It creates reddish sunrises and sunsets, as it did today. The smoke is aloft and should not pose a hazard to surface air quality. Here is a smoke forecast map for 5:30 p.m. Sunday. You can see we are in light-to-moderate smoke. There ar
KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Increasing rain, thunderstorm chances (opens the original)
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The high heat is gone for now, but the extreme humidity remains. The humidity is going to be put to work over the next three days as we track several chances of rain and thunderstorms. We are going to be about 10 degrees cooler than Monday, even more to the south where there are more clouds and lingering rain showers. The next chance of rain and thunderstorms to track will be after midnight. Where will the zone set up? Details on the next chance and subsequent chances of thunderstorms are in the
KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Decreasing temperatures, increasing rain chances (opens the original)
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We are about to have our first heat wave since August 15–18, 2025, which means three straight days at 95° or higher. Sunday was the hottest day (99°) since Aug. 26, 2024, 699 days. The high heat will end after three days, as we are tracking a weak cold front Tuesday and a stronger one on Friday. Some upper-level features will increase our chance of rain and thunderstorms. Right now, on the edge of the high heat, a severe weather outbreak is ongoing from Green Bay, Wisconsin, to Chicago. There ha
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