WEATHER HEADLINES
- HEAT ADVISORY Wednesday 11a.m. - 8p.m.
- Flood threat in mid-Missouri through 10 a.m. Wednesday
- Active storm pattern through Saturday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Thunderstorms redevelop across northern and central Missouri overnight. The threat from flooding continues in central Missouri. Partly cloudy warm and muggy again outside the storms.
Low: 74°
Wind: E-SE 10-20 mph
Wednesday: A couple chances for thunderstorms during the morning with a better chance in the late afternoon. The strong storms are likely to become severe when they reach central Missouri. Dangerous heat and humidity return to all of Kansas City and as far north as St. Joe and Cameron.
High: 92°, middle 80s north to low 100s south
Heat Index: up to 110°
Wind: S-SE 10-20 mph
Thursday: A slight chance for morning storms as a weak cold front slips south through our neighborhoods. Our afternoon becomes partly sunny and milder thanks to an easterly breeze.
Low: 73°
High: 87°
Wind: E 10-20 mph
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