Pete Grigsby is a Media Director & Instructor at KMBC 9. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a strong focus on climate change, environmental issues, and travel and tourism. His insights and expertise have been featured in KMBC 9 and MSN.
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Kansas City, United States (Local)
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Pete Grigsby's reporting focuses primarily on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and exclusive or event coverage. His articles consistently cover topics related to weather, temperature variations, cold spells, warm fronts, rain patterns, and wind conditions.
Given the substantial focus on tragedy in his coverage attributes and the prevalent themes of house & home along with entertainment news in his articles titles; it seems like Pete may also be interested in human interest stories related to how extreme weather impacts people's lives.
When reaching out to Pete Grigsby for a pitch or story idea, consider providing insights into unique ways individuals are affected by extreme weather conditions locally as well as any unusual or record-breaking meteorological occurrences.
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Kansas City will enjoy sunny skies and comfortable temperatures through Tuesday before hotter, more humid weather and rain chances arrive later in the week.
Midweek rain chances with cooler air
By: Pete Grigsby
The heat index could reach 105 Monday and Tuesday. After that, temperatures gradually fall, but spotty rain chances return.
Cooler air moves in
Slight rain chances return Tuesday
Sunday will be dry and cooler for much of the day, with clouds sticking around. Any daytime rain should mainly stay on the Kansas side of the region.
Showers and storms could impact the Kansas City area Monday morning before skies clear and a mostly dry, seasonal week begins.
Scattered showers and a couple of thunderstorms are possible Monday morning, but the rain should move out around noon.
Upper 90s Sunday through Wednesday
Heat remains through Wednesday
