WEATHER HEADLINES
- Widespread, persistent thunderstorms likely south of Kansas City
- Flash flooding is the main threat, especially south of I-70.
- Comfortable to start the upcoming week, becoming hot and humid
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tonight: Widespread rain and thunderstorms likely south of I-70, possibly only south of the KC Metro. Some strong winds and hail are possible, but flash flooding is the main threat. "Turn around don't drown."
Low: 62°
Wind: NE 10-20 mph, higher gusts in some thunderstorms
Sunday: Rain ends early in the morning. Skies gradually clear out by the afternoon with lower humidity.
High: 80°
Wind: NE 10-15 mph
Monday: Mostly sunny and delightful weather overall.
High: 58° High: 79°
Wind: NE 5-15 mph
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