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Fall in Kansas City is Warmer Than Ever | Kansas City News
Fall in Kansas City is getting warmer faster than ever—up 2.2 degrees since 1970, adding eight extra hot days and turning sweater weather into short-sleeve season. This nationwide trend, tied to human-caused climate change, means longer allergy seasons, lingering bugs, and faded fall colors. Even as autumn officially begins, heat lingers: 18 of the last 26 Septembers hit 90+, with the latest 90-degree day dating back to October 30, 1951. Seasons are shifting—and it’s affecting everything from nature to your wardrobe. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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