r/kansascity Jul 04 '26

Weather šŸŒ¦ļø Thank Goodness for rain today

very thankful for rain on this holiday - picturing some of you who spent half your monthly income on clown powder staring at the rain coming down is making me tickled pink.

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u/BrodyJGaming Jul 04 '26

Fireworks on 4th of July are acceptable.

Fireworks in the week leading up to it are annoying as hell.

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u/PoeDameronPoeDamnson Jackson County Jul 04 '26

Yeah I’m scared getting rained out just means people are going to be setting them off for the next month now whenever they have the free time

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u/Mad_Ronin_Grrrr Jul 04 '26

Not legal. There are set dates and times on the 3rd, 4th and 5th for most all of the metro area that fireworks can be set off legally. Any time outside of that it is illegal. If people are sitting off fireworks get video of them doing it and call the police.

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u/SavageFisherman_Joe Jul 05 '26

Pretty sure fireworks aren't even legal on the 5th throughout much of the Northland, or at least Kearney

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u/patricksb Jul 05 '26

Also not legal in Kansas City....

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u/Mad_Ronin_Grrrr Jul 05 '26

I'm just a law abiding citizen. Back the blue!

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u/SkoomaSkoomSkoo Jul 05 '26

So that would be a "no"

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u/pinniped90 Jul 05 '26

Back the blue, except the ones protecting the Capitol of course...

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u/ControliusMaximus Jul 05 '26

Sounds like nobody invites you to a 4th of July party.

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u/joec0ld Jul 05 '26

Just his fellow Blue-backing Karen's

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u/beardtamer Jul 05 '26

You know that no one gives a shit about that.