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Damaging wind possible overnight from severe storms

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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • A round of rain, heavy at times, and strong thunderstorms between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.
  • Wind gusts 50-75 mph main severe threat
  • After the thunderstorms, it will remain very windy through Monday with 40-50 mph gusts

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight-Early Monday: Very windy with a round of strong thunderstorms between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. Showers may linger into Monday morning.
Temperatures will warm to around 60° by midnight, dropping back to 50° by morning.
Wind: S-SW 20-40, G 50 mph potential higher gusts in thunderstorms

Monday: Scattered showers end by 7 a.m., bringing sunshine but staying very windy. The wind will decrease rapidly during the evening.
High: 58°
Wind: SW shift to WNW 15-25 G40-50 mph

Tuesday: Mostly sunny skies with breezy conditions.
High: 58°
Wind: E bec. SE 10-25 mph

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