WEATHER HEADLINES
- Severe storms possible from overnight, mainly 3-9am Wednesday
- The cool weather sticks around through the end of the week with chances of rain Thursday- Saturday
- Warmer next week with highs in the 60s
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Isolated storms followed by a line of strong to severe storms arriving after 2 a.m.. All severe weather hazards, including strong gusts up to 70 mph, hail, and brief tornadoes, are possible. Keep your phone on loud overnight in case of alerts or warnings!
Low: 58°
Wind: S-SE 20-40 mph, higher gusts in some thunderstorms
Wednesday: Morning thunderstorms, possibly severe, before 9 am. Windy and becoming warmer.
High: 69°
Wind: WSW 10-20, Gusts 40 mph
Thursday: Mostly cloudy sky, calm, and cool.
Low: 45° High: 58°
Wind: E 5-15 mph
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