The National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill has issued a flash flood watch for most of the Kansas City metro, including Johnson County, until 7 p.m. Tuesday night. Though Johnson
Evergy said it anticipated taking control of some customers’ thermostats between 4 and 6 p.m. on Thursday in order to reduce demand on the local energy grid. Customers who have
Johnson County rainfall totals topped 4 inches in more than a dozen spots across the county Sunday as several torrential downpours rolled through the area over roughly 24 hours. The
A series of rainy days are on the horizon for Johnson County, starting as early as Friday night and going through the early part of next week. How rainy will
The National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, Mo., says a tornado touched down briefly Monday afternoon in southern Johnson County. Meteorologists with the NWS classified the tornado as an EF0
Evergy says Kansas City-area customers should anticipate a third straight day of intermittent, planned power outages Wednesday as the power grid in the central U.S. remains under strain due to
Evergy’s rolling blackouts — which began Monday and continued Tuesday morning — have been suspended as of 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, according to the utility. The blackouts were stopped after Southwest
Johnson County residents should continue to try to conserve energy and anticipate potential temporary service outages Tuesday as bitterly cold weather continues to grip the region. That’s according to utility
Evergy said Monday it planned to cut power intermittently to pockets of its Kansas City metro service area in order to save energy supply during bitterly cold temperatures. The utility
With dangerously cold, sub-zero temperatures forecast for the first half of this week, Evergy (formerly KCP&L) is asking customers to conserve electricity use as much as possible to avoid mass
The Kansas City metro is expected to get its first winter weather storm blast of the season Monday, with up to 2 inches of snow possible throughout much of the
By Brian Grimmett Floods, tornadoes and other natural disasters raked across the plains of Kansas long before this latest pandemic swirled invisibly around the globe. And no amount of hunkering
With soils already close to saturation points and as much as six inches of rain expected in the coming days, the National Weather Service in Kansas City/Pleasant Hill has issued
With extremely cold temperatures forecast for the next few days, regional and county authorities are warning people to stay indoors and prepare their homes and vehicles. The Mid-America Regional Council
Winter Storm Gia may be a memory, but its impact on the Shawnee Mission area lingers. Crews conducting curbside pick up of branches brought down under the weight of snow
