Jeff Penner
Meteorologist at KSHB-TV (Kansas City, MO)
Meteorologist at KMCI-TV (Kansas City, MO)
Meteorologist at Kansas City Live
Weekend AM Meteorologist at KSHB TV, husband, father of an 19 year old high school graduate son
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5 days ago |
kshb.com | Jeff Penner
Good Sunday, bloggers,Our weather pattern is being dominated by an upper-level high, anticyclone, heat dome, heat wave-creating machine building in the southeast U.S. This upper-level high will weaken just enough to allow a front to sag into northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas on Monday. MONDAY: A cold front will make it to northwest Missouri before stalling. Thunderstorms will form on this front during the afternoon before highs reach 90°-95° in all locations.
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1 week ago |
kshb.com | Jeff Penner
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Good Friday bloggers,Today is one of the three days (June 19-21) where we have the longest daylight of the year, 14 hours and 55 minutes. The sunrise is 5:52 a.m. and the sunset is 8:47 p.m. The northern hemisphere of the Earth, on the first day of Summer, is tilted towards the sun. So, the sun is shining directly on our part of the world. This is why summer is the hottest season of the year. On the first day of Winter our part of the world is pointed away from the sun.
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1 week ago |
kshb.com | Jeff Penner
WEATHER HEADLINESA few morning thunderstorms, mainly north of I-70. Heat is building for around a weekTemperatures will reach the 90s beginning todaySummer officially begins Friday at 9:42 PMKANSAS CITY'S FORECASTFriday: Mostly sunny, windy, and hot. The humidity will be high with a heat index of 102ºHigh: 91ºWind: S-SW 15-25 mphTonight: Clear, warm, and breezy. Low: 71ºWind: S 10-20 mphSaturday: Mostly sunny, windy, and hot.
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1 week ago |
kshb.com | Jeff Penner
Good Sunday bloggers,We have seen several rounds of rain and thunderstorms cross the Plains and Midwest the last 7 days. But if you live in an area between KC and Omaha you would never know. There has been a hole of nothing as all the rain events have gone around this area. Far northwest Missouri to eastern Nebraska are in a moderate drought (level 1 of 4). The set up for Tuesday-Wednesday has a chance to fill in much of this dry area. KC does not really need rain ASAP.
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1 week ago |
kshb.com | Jeff Penner
Good Saturday bloggers,We are tracking several chances of thunderstorms through Wednesday. The 1st chance is for Father's day. But, this is now looking like it will miss KC to the southwest. Details on the other thunderstorm chances are in the 6 minute video below. Have a great rest of your weekend. Stay healthy KSHB 41 Weather Blog | The Next Thunderstorm Chances
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There is a heavy downpour around Belton, MO. If it holds together, it would affect the "K" around 7 PM. It would bring a 10-15 minute downpour. So, a dely might occur, but no rain outs. After 8-10 PM all of these will fall apart. @KSHB41 https://t.co/SEApanBscR
A few small downpours have formed during the last hour with 20-30 mph wind gusts & 10 minutes of heavy rain. 1 Just left the stadiums. A 2nd is just south of Spring Hill, KS. They are moving north 20 mph. A few downpours until 8-10 PM, then they will fall apart. @KSHB41 https://t.co/BofHSkepDx
WEATHER UPDATE: Scattered showers & a few T-Storms will cross KC between 6 & 8 PM with temps in the 60s. There is a new line of T-Storms from Rich Hill, MO to northeast of Marshall, MO. These may produce up to quarter size hail as they move southeast at 30 mph. @KSHB41 https://t.co/rGhztIo6S1