WEATHER HEADLINES
- Warmth continues: around 60° Tuesday and middle to upper 60s Wednesday
- Rain and thunderstorms Wednesday
- Arctic cold and blustery winds Thursday
- Wintry mix, on the light side, possible Friday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear sky and cold with some areas of frost.
Low: 32°
Wind: N to E 5-10 mph
Tuesday: High clouds give us a partly cloudy sky tomorrow. A southerly breeze keeps us mild again.
A few light showers are possible around 11pm.
High: 59°
Wind: SE 10-15, G25 mph
Wednesday: Rain and thunderstorms develop through the morning. A warm front will divide temperatures from the 60s south of I-70 to 30s and 40s in northern Missouri. Scattered thunderstorms pop up during the afternoon. Greatest amount of rain falls in Missouri.
Low: 50° High: 67°
Wind: SE then SW 10-15, G25mph
Thursday: Windy and much colder even under a mostly sunny sky as arctic air blasts us.
The 24-hour high occurs at midnight, 50°. They daytime high struggles to 34°.
The 24-hour low occurs around 11pm, 19°. The morning low dips to 25°.
Low: 25° High: 34°
Wind: NW 15-30 mph
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