WEATHER HEADLINES
- Storms in Metro move north tonight
- Warm and humid next two days
- Storms mainly north of Metro Wednesday
- Strong storms arrive as Chiefs game ends Thursday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly cloudy with storms increasing in strength and coverage as they develop over the Metro and move across northern Missouri overnight. The warm front responsible for the storms brings us milder temperatures, up to 20 degrees warmer than this morning.
Low: 56°
Wind: SE 10-20 mph
Wednesday: High temperatures continue their climb, reaching levels 10 degrees warmer than average. You will also notice a significant increase in humidity and wind speeds. Tomorrow's weather resembles early June more than early October.
Warm front stalls across northern Kansas and Missouri and could trigger more thunderstorms.
High: 83°
Wind: S 15-25 mph
Thursday: Gusty southerly wind give us a warm morning. Low temperatures hover nearly 5 degrees below our average high temperatures. The warm start helps our highs near 80° even with increasing clouds during the afternoon.
Strong to severe storms develop in central Kansas during the evening and march east toward us. They could arrive as early as 10pm. They will weaken overnight but still pose a threat for large hail and damaging winds early, especially in Kansas.
Low: 64°
High: 79°
Wind: S-SE 15-35 mph
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