WEATHER HEADLINES
- Dry and comfortable Monday through Thursday
- Expect a hazy sky for several days, wildfire smoke from Canada
- Building heat begins Friday, continues through Labor Day into next week
- The next chance of rain is not until the middle of next week
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Becoming mostly clear and mostly calm.
Low: 64°
Wind: NW to SW 5 mph
Tuesday: Mostly sunny and warmer as a cold front approaches from the north. The boundary may change the direction of our wind, but the cooler air waits until Tuesday night to arrive. Upper atmospheric smoke from wildfires in Canada turns our sky hazy, but not unhealthy.
High: 87°
Wind: SW to North 10-15 mph
Wednesday: Mostly sunny sky and continued hazy with comfortably low humidity.
Low: 62° High: 82°
Wind: East 10 mph
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