Wes Peery
On-Air Meteorologist at KSHB-TV (Kansas City, MO)
On-Air Meteorologist at KMCI-TV (Kansas City, MO)
On-Air Meteorologist at Kansas City Live
On-air meteorologist at KSHB-41 News. From Columbia #Mizzourah and #HAILSTATE alumnus. CBM 936. SGF ➡️ ATL➡️KC
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2 weeks ago |
kshb.com | Wes Peery
Hey, weather blog readers, I hope you have been able to keep up with your outdoor plans during periods of stormy weather. We have some more wet weather coming. Precipitation amounts have been generally running close to average/normal for the month. After last night's rain, we are about a half-inch behind, but we will make up some ground. Below are the rain totals from the last 24 hours.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Wes Peery
Share KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Residents in parts of northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri are keeping close tabs on the weather tonight as storms are starting to develop in central Kansas. If a tornado warning is issued within the KSHB 41 viewing area, our live coverage will be shown in the video player below . UPDATE, 8 p.m. | Some northern-tier metro counties have been added to the tornado watch.
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2 weeks ago |
kshb.com | Wes Peery |Sam Hartle |Steve Kaut |Addi Weakley
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Residents in parts of northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri are keeping close tabs on the weather tonight as storms are starting to develop in central Kansas. LINK | Latest forecast updateLINK | Latest watches, warningsLINK | Interactive RadarIf a tornado warning is issued within the KSHB 41 viewing area, our live coverage will be shown in the video player below.
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3 weeks ago |
kshb.com | Wes Peery
Hope you are having a great Wednesday, weather blog readers. It has been warm and windy as temperatures warmed into the 70s. We will stay mild overnight, with temperatures tomorrow morning only reaching about 60. That will be due to some rain-cooled air as storms move through. The timeframe is generally from 3-8 a.m., likely impacting the morning commute to some degree. These storms may be a bit loud with thunder and lightning, hail, and gusty winds.
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1 month ago |
kshb.com | Wes Peery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Located in the rolling hills of eastern Kansas - just west of Kansas City - is Tonganoxie. It's a small city but some say it has a big impact on the city's weather - The Tonganoxie Split. Is the Tonganoxie Split a real weather phenomenon? KSHB 41's Wes Peery finds out "A former weatherman, I think on one of the channels, coined that and it had something to do with the weather patterns, how they approach here and then veer off in another direction," Mike Emery told me.
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RT @KSHB41: KSHB 41's Gary Lezak says hot, humid, but no chance for rain https://t.co/65Aype8Gml
Active weather early next week! ⛈️ Storm chances: -Sun night -Mon PM -Tue PM Each round could impact the next. More sun = higher storm risk later that day. ⚠️ Monday currently looks like the most likely day for severe weather. Stay tuned! #mowx #kswx #kcwx https://t.co/87npMWJQp0
It was a bright orange "flower" full moon on Monday night. The May full moon is called the Flower Moon because it coincides with the time of year when flowers are blooming abundantly across much of the Northern Hemisphere. [John McDonough] https://t.co/SqSYrcn6js
