WEATHER HEADLINES
- Strong to severe thunderstorms producing large hail possible overnight, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.; very isolated threat
- Strong to severe thunderstorms wrap in from the north Thursday morning — 4 a.m. until noon — but weaken to rain showers through the midday
- Dropping temperatures Thursday morning and staying chilly, below average, through the weekend
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tonight: Mostly clear to partly cloudy with an isolated threat of thunderstorms developing after 10 p.m. through midnight south of Kansas City. Storms most likely will produce very large hail. Bring cars inside the garage tonight, if you can.
Low: 57°
Wind: NW to E 10-20 mph
Thursday: Rain and thunderstorms will move out by mid to late morning. The rest of the day is chilly and windy.
High: 60°
Wind: N-NE 15-25 G35 mph
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy with brisk north winds.
Low: 41°
Wind: N 10-15 G25 mph
Friday: Mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles possible, cool air lingers.
High: 58°
Wind: N 10-15 G20 mph
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