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Soft vines braid across a muted field of sage and stone, like an early morning garden pressed into memory. This hoodie carries quiet resilience — graceful twists of honeysuckle-inspired linework that feel alive when you move. Slip it on for slow walks through foggy neighborhoods, gardening mornings with a cup of tea, or evenings curled over a sketchbook. The subdued palette — pale sage, olive smoke, petal pink, warm cream — lets the design blend with worn denim or cozy loungewear without shouting. The result is clothing that reads as thoughtful and lived-in: quietly elegant, comfortably familiar, and gently stubborn in its way of growing into your daily life.

Product features
- 50/50 cotton-poly blend for durable softness and reliable print clarity
- Tubular knit without side seams for a cleaner drape and reduced waste
- Adjustable drawstring double-lined hood with color-matched cord
- Kangaroo pouch pocket for warmth and practicality
- DTF/DTG printing with optional embroidery placements on chest and wrists

Care instructions
- Tumble dry: medium
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed

Plant Life Botanical Hoodie — Avia Aree Sage Vines Sweatshirt

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    AVIA AREE · TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER · LABOR DAY 2026

    THE RAIN CAME HARD.
    THE HEAT STAYED.

    Overnight storms finally brought rain—and left outages, downed trees and damaged festival grounds behind. Labor Day climbs back into the mid-90s before Tuesday’s last hard push and a midweek break.

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    95°today’s high100°possible heat index60%Tuesday-night storm chance
    TODAY IN KANSAS CITY

    Start with what changed.

    Storm cleanup

    Check the block before the forecast.

    Treat every downed line as live, give crews room and use Evergy’s map for restoration estimates.

    Open outage map
    Festival status

    Irish Fest is closed today.

    Sunday’s event ended early and did not reopen. SantaCaliGon’s vendor festival is also closed; its carnival runs 11–5.

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    Getting around

    Holiday service, normal Streetcar.

    KCATA buses use Sunday schedules. KCK and Johnson County transit are off. KC Streetcar runs normal service.

    Open service bulletin
    1:10 p.m.

    A Labor Day first pitch.

    The Royals host the Diamondbacks at Kauffman Stadium. There is no Chiefs game today.

    Open schedule
    THE FULL LABOR DAY CRAWL · 13 STOPS

    The whole city, in order.

    01 · Weather

    Heat holds on after the rain

    Mostly sunny near 95°F today with a heat index around 100. Tuesday pushes near 99 before storm chances rise Tuesday night.

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    02 · Overnight

    The storm left a real cleanup

    More than 34,000 customers were reported without power Sunday night. Trees, lines and structures were damaged from Leavenworth to Raymore.

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    03 · Roads / Transit / Airport

    Move like it is a holiday—and a cleanup day

    RideKC buses run holiday schedules; KCK and Johnson County transit are off. The Streetcar runs normally. Check MoDOT and FlyKC.

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    04 · Sports

    Royals at home for a Labor Day matinee

    Arizona visits Kauffman Stadium at 1:10 p.m. CDT. There is no Chiefs game today.

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    05 · Lunch

    Four indoor lunch moves

    Burnt End BBQ, Fritz’s Railroad Restaurant, SPIN! Pizza and Unforked at Crown Center; confirm individual holiday hours.

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    06 · Free / Low-Cost

    Four ways to keep the day light

    Fare-free Streetcar, Crown Center browsing, Loose Park’s sprayground if safe, or an Independence Square walk.

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    07 · Neighborhoods

    Check your own block first

    Bonner Springs hail; Leavenworth trees; Raymore lines; Grandview outages. Leave room for repair crews.

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    08 · Arts & Culture

    The festivals split three ways

    Irish Fest is closed. SantaCaliGon booths are closed but carnival runs 11–5. Ren Fest remains scheduled 10–7.

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    09 · City Horoscope

    Read the city by what it repairs

    Every sign gets the same assignment: check a neighbor, read the closure twice and leave room for crews.

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    10 · Moon Note

    A waning crescent keeps the night spare

    Kansas City moves toward Thursday night’s new moon. Let the week narrow before it begins again.

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    11 · Editorial Discovery

    Labor is visible when weather breaks things

    A holiday for workers meets line crews, cleanup teams, vendors and neighbors restoring a city.

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    12 · Top Five

    Five things that matter today

    Avoid downed lines. Hydrate early. Recheck festivals. Royals at 1:10. Save Thursday’s 83-degree forecast for morale.

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    13 · Source List

    The desk behind this edition

    NWS, Evergy, RideKC, Streetcar, MoDOT, FlyKC, MLB, Crown Center, festival organizers, KCTV5, KSHB, DOL and Timeanddate.

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    Festival damage

    The grounds became the weather report.

    Irish Fest ended early Sunday and is closed today. SantaCaliGon’s vendor festival will not reopen Monday after booths were damaged, though the carnival runs 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Independence Square businesses remain open. The Kansas City Renaissance Festival remains scheduled 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

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    City in plain sight

    Four blocks after the storm.

    Bonner Springs

    Hail in the overnight line

    Quarter-size hail was reported. Photograph damage before cleanup and keep pets away from debris.

    Independence Square

    Festival booths closed; local doors open

    SantaCaliGon’s festival portion is closed. The carnival runs 11–5 and Square businesses remain open.

    Crown Center

    An indoor reset

    Shops are scheduled 10–5, with individual tenant hours varying. Confirm a restaurant before crossing town.

    Grandview · Raymore · Leavenworth

    Give the repair crews the lane

    These were among the areas reporting heavy outages, downed lines or trees. Avoid blocked roads and never approach a wire.

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