WEATHER HEADLINES
- Cold front brings drier air for Thursday and Friday
- Also a smoky haze well above us
- Heat wave starts Saturday, lingers into next week
- Searching beyond the Super 10-Day for next storm
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Becoming clear and breezy as a dry cold front nears us. The breezy conditions keep our lows closer to average, middle to upper 60s. Sorry, no lows in the 50s tonight.
Low: 68°
Wind: S 10-25 mph
Thursday: A little breezy in the morning as our dry cold front passes by. Wind shift to northerly and usher drier and cooler air into our neighborhoods for the afternoon and evening. A few high clouds roam our sky. Also, you might notice some haze from wildfire smoke. This resides well above any air we will breath.
High: 82°
Wind: SW to N 10-20 mph
Friday: A very comfortable start as lows in the 50s return for many of us. The afternoon is filled with sunshine and highs closer to average. The low humidity creates another wonderful afternoon and evening.
Low: 59° High: 85°
Wind: SE 10-15mph
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