Gary Lezak's final KSHB 41 Weather Blog: LRC plus a strong cold front in KC
A strong cold front will blow through the Kansas City area by early Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures will drop by 25 degrees this afternoon
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A strong cold front will blow through the Kansas City area by early Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures will drop by 25 degrees this afternoon
Moisture will be increasing ahead of a strong storm system with the chance of rain going up by Friday.
Our weather here in Kansas City is so calm; the exact opposite of what just happened in Florida from the hurricane.
SkyWatch Meterologist Justin Storm here, and spring is finally here and that means EXTREMELY variable weather. If you are an active listener or reader, you're probably familiar with the LRC weather modeling system (Lezak Recurring Cycle). If you are new to the LRC...every fall, a unique weather pattern sets up and then recycles through the year ahead until a new cycle starts
We are forecasting above-average temperatures this spring and near average rainfall. This means that we will have around 14 inches of rain between now and the end of June.