WEATHER HEADLINES
- A few strong storms possible this evening with a better chance arriving Tuesday morning and afternoon
- A strong cold front brings a chance of rain on Thursday, low severe threat
- We close the week with much cooler air
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tonight: Scattered showers and storms around. Low end severe with hail as the main risk. Storms take a quick break from 2 am to 6 am. Staying very warm, windy and muggy overnight.
Low: 65°
Wind: SE 15-20 G30
Tuesday: A line of severe storms heads our way in the morning, arriving after 7-9 a.m. Additional storms develop nearby in the afternoon east of Kansas City. All severe weather hazards are possible. The baseline wind will stay very strong as well.
High: 78°
Wind: SW 15-25 G45
Tuesday Night: Partly Cloudy and drying out. Winds continue.
Low: 54°
Wind: SW 10-20 G35
Wednesday: Mostly sunny and breezy.
High: 71°
Wind: NW 15-20 G30
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