WEATHER HEADLINES
- Misty tonight with steady temperatures
- Patches of freezing misty possible north
- Tracking a large storm set to arrive Monday night
- For Tuesday, expect heavier, widespread rain and thunderstorms, especially during our morning
- Risk of severe weather stays west and south
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Increasing clouds and misty with nearly steady temperatures tonight. Temperatures north of I-70 hover near freezing. A light glaze of ice could develop. Take your time driving around! Wind: E-SE 5-10 mph. Low: 36°
Monday: Cloudy and breezy. As humidity rises a pocket or two of drizzle may form. Wind: SE 10-25 mph. High: 46°
Monday Night: Our first wave of showers arrives in our western most neighborhoods by 11pm and quickly spread east. Wind: SE 10-15 mph. Low: 43°
Tuesday: Windy with showers and a few thunderstorms from morning to early afternoon. Heavier showers produce puddles and gusty winds to 45 mph. Wind: SE 15-30 mph. High: 59°
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