Fall-like weather has settled across the Kansas City area as slightly cooler than average temperatures are likely Tuesday, along with afternoon showers, according to the National Weather Service.
Fog has settled over southern and northern parts of the Kansas City metro, limiting visibility for those heading out on their morning commute and errands. The weather service urged drivers to use caution during their morning trips.
A few light showers and thunderstorms coming from the northwest will slide through the area Tuesday afternoon and evening. The weather service said no flooding or severe weather is expected.
“Increased cloud coverage will help to keep us away from any serious temperature swings,” the weather service said. “Highs across the area for today are anticipated to stay in the low to mid-70s.”
In Kansas City, temperatures are expected to be around 73 degrees. Typically, the metro sees temperatures around 76 degrees this time of year.
“Expect tomorrow to be a pleasant, partly cloudy day with an occasional light breeze and highs in the mid-70s,” the weather service said.