How cold does it get in Kansas?

How Often Kansas City Has Cold Temperatures. The coldest nights at Kansas City drop down to 0 °F (-18 °C) or lower. Two nights a winter on average get that chilly. The city normally has 21 days a year when the thermometer never climbs above freezing. Crisp days happen from November to March, and are most common in January. read more

KC can get quite hot and humid during the summer, but it is usually only continuous for several weeks at a time before thunderstorms move through via a front. Every year is different, but KC does get fairly hot during the summer with moderate to high levels of humidity. read more

Depends on your understanding of "cold". September is probably cooler than August, October is cooler than September. November is cooler than October. If cold means reaching the temperature where water freezes, that probably happens in October. If cold means too cold to go swimming outside, that probably happens in September. read more