Overnight thunderstorms brought significant rainfall to the Kansas City metro area, with totals reaching nearly two inches in some locations. At Kansas City International Airport, 1.07 inches of rain was recorded from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. on Tuesday. However, the highest measurements came from Overland Park, where 1.76 inches fell at 199th Street and Newton Drive. Other notable totals included 1.53 inches in St. Joseph and 1.51 inches at Whiteman Air Force Base. Rainfall was particularly heavy in the southern parts of the metro, with additional significant amounts reported in Olathe and Lee's Summit. Despite the rain subsiding by Tuesday morning, concerns about river flooding persist in the region. The weather is expected to be calm and cool, with temperatures around the mid-60s on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, the National Weather Service has indicated that rain may return later in the week, although no severe weather is anticipated.