WEATHER HEADLINES
- Showers, heavy at times, a few thunderstorms, midnight-noon Tuesday
- Give yourself extra time for a challenging commute Tuesday morning
- Building, gusty southeast winds to 40-45 mph tomorrow morning
- Risk of severe weather stays south
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: First round of showers, heavy at times, and a few thunderstorms moves west to east from 11pm-3am. Wind: E-SE 10-20 increase to 20-40 mph. Low: Rising 41° to 44°
Tuesday: Heaviest rain and windiest conditions coincide with our morning commute. Watch our for standing water which will cause hydroplaning. Heaviest showers move east by lunch. Showers completely clear by 3pm with some sun and a few late afternoon showers possible. Wind: SE 20-40 to SW 10-20 mph. High: 57°
Wednesday: Drier and much colder air arrives early Wednesday morning with a mix of sun and clouds most of the day. Wind: W-SW 10-20 mph. Low: 29° High: 38°
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