Neville Miller is a Weekday Evening Meteorologist at KMBC & KCWE. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, climate policy, and Global Warming. Neville's work has been featured in KMBC 9 and MSN.
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By: Neville Miller, Nick Sloan
Storms could bring damaging winds, hail and flooding to Kansas City overnight. Rain lingers Wednesday before drier weather arrives Thursday and Friday.
Kansas City could see storms Friday afternoon, early Saturday and late Sunday. Despite several rain chances, the weekend will include plenty of dry time.
The large area of high pressure, or the heat dome, as some call it, is strong and expanding.
By: Neville Miller
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The heat is sticking around for another week in Kansas City.
By: Bryan Busby, Neville Miller
Although some heavy downpours are possible Wednesday evening, we are not anticipating severe wind or hail from this activity.
By: Neville Miller, Bryan Busby
Monday night's Chiefs-Broncos game will stay dry, but scattered storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain is possible, especially across northern Missouri and Kansas.
By: Neville Miller, Nick Sloan
A flash flood warning is in effect for parts of the Kansas City metro Tuesday night as thunderstorms bring heavy rain to the area.
It’ll feel like fall in Kansas City this weekend: clear, cool nights, chilly mornings, and lots of sunshine ahead.
Sunday will have high temperatures around 74 degrees; a lot of pleasant weather lies ahead.
By: Neville Miller
Sunday will have high temperatures around 67 degrees; another cold start gives way to a warmer, but windier day.
