WEATHER HEADLINES
- Storms possible tonight across northern KS and MO
- Dry and warm during the day Thursday
- Chance for strong storms Thursday night, arriving as Chiefs game ends
- Much cooler than average Friday - Tuesday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear with breezy southerly winds keeping us extra mild for October.
The record warm low temperature for tomorrow morning is 69° from 1962.
Low: 64°
Wind: SE 10-15 mph
Thursday: Our temperatures begin just a few degrees cooler than our average high of 69°. The warm start along with a partly cloudy sky and gusty southerly winds help us reach near 80 degrees again.
Storms form over central Kansas after 7 p.m. and become severe with large hail initially the main threat. Storms approach Kansas City around 10 p.m. with large hail still possible and damaging winds. They weaken overnight as they move east into central Missouri.
High: 80° Chiefs Kickoff: 76°
Wind: S 15-25 G40 mph
Friday: We begin cloudy and breezy with a cold front sparking showers during our morning commute. Sunshine returns briefly during midday hours before clouds take over late in the afternoon with sprinkles possible.
Get ready to ride a roller coaster of temperatures. Our high for the day occurs at midnight with our low before the next midnight.
Temperatures: Upper 50s to lower 60s
Wind: W 10-20 G35 mph
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