WEATHER HEADLINES
- More typical July heat and humidity reaches all neighborhoods Tuesday
- Chance for thunderstorms increases Wednesday, lingers into Friday
- Several rounds of storms expected, mainly later at night into early in the morning
- Chance of severe thunderstorms most likely Wednesday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Clear then partly cloudy. Storms to our north fade as they enter northern Kansas and Missouri but the clouds do not. The cloud cover and humid southerly winds hold our temperatures much closer to seasonal levels, unlike the 50s this morning.
Low: 70°
Wind: S-SW 5-10 mph
Tuesday: Hot and humid under increasing sunshine. An isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible (20%) during the early morning and/or later in the afternoon and evening. Unhealthy levels of ground bases ozone could develop. Our 12th Ozone Alert is in effect.
High: 92° Heat Index: 100°
Wind: S-SW 5-10 mph
Wednesday: An increasing chance of morning thunderstorms. A new chance of thunderstorms is possible later in the afternoon and evening, especially if the morning thunderstorms are weak or miss our area (50%). Severe weather is possible with either round. Damaging wind would be the main threat.
High: 93° Heat Index: 103°
Wind: S 10-20 mph
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