WEATHER HEADLINES
- Heat Advisory for Tuesday for heat index values around 110°.
- The active weather pattern lasts all week with several rounds of thunderstorms through Thursday
- An increased severe threat is expected Tuesday & Thursday afternoon and evenings
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear, warm overnight and breezy.
Low: 76°
Wind: S-SE 15-30 mph
Tuesday: Very hot, humid and breezy. Thunderstorms develop along a front in the late afternoon and evening across northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri. These could turn strong to severe with wind, hail and a tornado possible, especially for areas north of 36-HWY.
High: 95° Heat Index: 105-115°
Wind: S-SW 15-30 mph
Tuesday Night: Periods of rain and thunderstorms likely. Severe weather will be the main threat initially then it transitions to a flash flooding threat.
Low: 67°
Wind: Gusty in T-Storms
Wednesday: Periods of showers and thunderstorms likely. The main threat is flash flooding.
High: 80°
Wind: Gusty in T-Storms
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