Referring to the graphics (click for full size) - about the northwestern half of the Kansas City MetroRegion - including the immediate Metro- is inside of a "slight risk" of severe thunderstorms later today through just after sunrise Sunday.
The severe storm threat will continue for the Metro- as well as the north west and north MetroRegion Sunday- then over the entire Kansas City MetroRegion on Memorial Day Monday.
Heavy rainfall is- or will be a concern with this repeat pattern of heavy rain-producing thunderstorms.
Most of Metro Kansas City got between one-half and one and one-half inches of rain this morning.
The next graphic is rainfall so far this May at stations in the Johnson County- KS "Stormwatch" network.
Gauges are located in JoCo or Overland Park (OP) KS unless otherwise indicated.
Gauges are located in JoCo or Overland Park (OP) KS unless otherwise indicated.
EDIT: 0950CDT --- Current Doppler radar image from NWS-Topeka-KS and 
Central States visible satellite image from NASA._0915cdt.jpg)
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