Despite happening several times this year, viewing the Aurora Borealis in the Kansas City region is an extremely rare opportunity! A strong geomagnetic storm hit Earth on Thursday, rated a G4 on a … ...

How to see and photograph the aurora in Kansas City. The aurora can only be seen at night and away from city lights. It will likely be visible low on the northern horizon overnight in the Kansas ...

Flash flood warnings were issued for multiple areas of the metro, including Independence, Raytown, and Blue Springs.

The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, may be visible over parts of northern Missouri, Kansas and Kansas City on Sunday night.

The window of opportunity to potentially see the Northern Lights on Thursday night will be between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. You’ll want to get away from the city lights and use a long exposure setting ...

Northern Lights Forecast (KCTV). The best chance for Kansas City and our surrounding areas to possibly see the Aurora Borealis will be Friday night and into Saturday morning.

On Tuesday night, about 25 million birds migrated through Kansas and less than half a million through Missouri. Wednesday night and Thursday nights looked poised for big movement over Kansas City ...

kansas city, mo. — The holiday season has moved into the Country Club Plaza. Thousands went to watch the lights flip on at the Evergy Plaza Lighting Ceremony Thanksgiving night.

Kansas City erupted in fireworks after the Chiefs' Super Bowl win Sunday night, so much so that the National Weather Service radar detected the sky-high celebrations. From 8:41 p.m. until 9:29 p.m ...

Thursday night, the Kansas City area may be in for a treat if our cloud cover can hold off. There's a rare chance for the Kansas City area to see the Northern Lights, also known as the aurora ...