WEATHER HEADLINES
- A period of rain and a few T-Storms will clear the area by 1-2 AM
- The severe threat has shifted south to southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri.
- Great weather Wednesday-Friday with lower humidity
- Next thunderstorm chance is later Friday night-Saturday
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tonight: Rain and T-storms taper off after 1-2 a.m. A few T-Storms may contain 40-60 mph wind gust and small hail. The sky will clear toward morning.
Low: 61°
Wind: Gusty in a few T-Storms
Wednesday: Sunny and warm with less humidity. A second weak cold front may bring an isolated shower or T-Storm to northern Missouri during the evening.
High: 85°
Wind: W-SW 5-15 mph
Thursday: Great June weather. Mostly sunny, a bit cooler with still low humidity.
Low: 60° High: 80°
Wind: NW 5-15 mph
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