Enthusiastic fans gather outside the stadium ahead of Super Bowl LIV
Phil Keating talks to fans ahead of the showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers in Miami Gardens, Florida.
This Super Bowl celebration was 50 years in the making and epic enough to be picked up on weather radar.
The Kansas City Chiefs became Super Bowl champions for the second time in franchise history and the first time in 50 years in a 31-20 comeback victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 24, became the youngest player to win a Super Bowl MVP after throwing two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to help Kansas City overcome a 10-point deficit.
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That comeback win gave people in the Kansas City metro area plenty of reasons to celebrate.
The National Weather Service in Kansas City said the metro was "erupting in celebration" with fireworks detected by their radar.
An image from the NWS shows fireworks being detected in sports in Missouri and Kansas across the metro area.
Fireworks captured on weather radar after the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl on Sunday. (NWS Kansas City)
High temperatures in Kansas City on Sunday reached 65 degrees, making it the fourth warmest Groundhog Day on record.
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The NWS forecast office in Des Moines, Iowa chimed in on the radar sight, tweeting "Kansas City must really like Groundhog day."
After the big win, officials in Kansas City, Mo., announced a victory parade for the Chiefs will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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City officials told FOX4 the exact route will be announced Tuesday morning, along with transportation and public safety details.
Fox News' Ryan Gaydos in Miami Gardens, Fla., contributed to this report.
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