Then, big changes arrive on Sunday. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Impact Day due to a strong storm system moving in. This system will bring springtime rain and thunderstorms early Sunday. As the day goes on and colder air moves in, we will see the rain mix with some snow and make the transition to all snow before ending.

Severe thunderstorms moving across Kansas and Missouri Tuesday evening produced multiple reports of hail.Watch video of the hail in the player above.According to National Weather Service storm reports,

The Kansas City metro area is now under a tornado watch until midnight. The watch includes the entire Kansas City metro area and dozens of surrounding counties in both Missouri and Kansas.

Thursday offers a reprieve from the rain with some sunshine and highs in the mid- to upper 60s. Some morning fog could slow down your commute.

The 1st 10 days of the month have seen about every kind of weather possible. Well, the next 5 days we have a chance to see 1 form of weather we have not seen.

The heavy rain threat will be more widespread around the Kansas City area with a smaller risk of damaging winds and a brief tornado early in the event. KMBC 9 is your home for Missouri breaking news and weather.

After Tuesday night’s severe weather, Kansas City is heading into a much cooler, soggier and breezier Wednesday.

The National Weather Service revealed Saturday that an EF-0 tornado developed in northern Shawnee before crossing into Kansas City, Missouri, during a storm system late Friday night.