After just glancing over the 00Z runs I am very optimistic. It shows any morning convection clearing with CAPE around 4000J/KG in NE Kansas. Low and mid level winds are very good although I would like to see a little better directional shear. According to the NAM, 850mb winds might be veering a little more in Iowa than in the NE Kansas NW Missouri target. I am going to go to Kansas City in the morning to stop by Cabelas and get data. I will fine tune my target from there, but I shouldn't have to move far. I would imagine I will end up setting up shop somewhere North of Kansas City. If the NAM is telling the truth, tornadoes would be very likely with any discrete storms in this area IMO. My only worries are how convection will evolve.
Edit- after taking a closer look, deep layer shear is a little weak, but I am not too concerned about that. It is a little better in S Iowa.