Kansas City starts at 63°F under mostly cloudy skies, carries a 24–10 Chiefs win into Monday, works around a Northland ramp closure and keeps a 3 p.m. Port KC agenda in view.

A damp Sunday in Kansas City: morning shower chances, event traffic, final-day arts and culture, four verified lunch stops and the city’s last-mile transportation story.

Kansas City starts Saturday with showers, low clouds and wet pavement, but the city is already in motion: U.S. 50 work runs through midafternoon, the Plaza Art Fair opens at 10, Live on the Vine starts at noon, the Royals play at 6:10, and 18th & Vine is back in the streetcar conversation.

Kansas City starts Friday under a rain-heavy forecast, then pivots toward a 5 p.m. Plaza Art Fair opening and a 6:40 Royals first pitch. In between: overnight road work, a new Kansas Speedway hotel project, a major UMKC arts expansion, dependable lunch counters and a nearly full moon.

Kansas City starts Friday under a rain-heavy forecast, then pivots toward a 5 p.m. Plaza Art Fair opening and a 6:40 Royals first pitch. In between: a downtown stadium-financing agenda still awaiting final minutes, a major UMKC arts expansion now underway, three dependable lunch counters, and a nearly full moon trying to get through the cloud cover.

Kansas City starts near 60°F and reaches about 74°F. I-29 paving expands overnight, the Royals play at 1:10, and Thursday evening brings free museum programming, chamber music, neighborhood gardens and more.

At 7:29 a.m., Kansas City sits near 63°F under low clouds. Sun takes over this afternoon near 74°F; Village West ramps reopen, a Northland I-35 ramp closes 9–3, the Royals play at 6:40, and Modest Mouse starts at 8.

FALL ARRIVES AT 7:05. Overcast sits low over Kansas City before sunrise. At 4:54 a.m., Downtown Airport reported 64°F, 90 percent humidity and a northwest wind at 5 mph. Patchy fog hangs around before 10 a.m.; the day stays mostly cloudy with a high near 71°F and a low around 56°F tonight. The calendar changes seasons after work. Kansas City's September equinox lands at 7:05 p.m., five minutes before a 7:15 sunset. Between those two clocks: a city-planning docket, a home Roya

Kansas City starts Monday at 68°F with light rain and fog/mist, carries a 33–30 overtime win into the workweek, and marks a centennial night at the Kauffman Center.