WEATHER HEADLINES
- Showers and storms tonight south and east of Kansas City
- Cold front tomorrow brings fall-like conditions Friday-Sunday
- Prepare for frost Saturday and Sunday morning
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Our stationary front slowly slides east overnight and takes any lingering areas of showers out of our neighborhoods by the morning commute.
Low: 57°
Wind: N 10 mph
Thursday: Any lingering clouds quickly scoot east and open us to sunshine all day. Our first fall cold front races across our sky around lunch time. You likely won't even notice until a few hours later when gusty winds develop.
High: 77°
Wind: NW 10-15, G 25 mph
Friday: Autumn conditions finally arrive. Friday will be blustery and cooler than average by 10°. Much colder air creates a fast moving deck of low cumulus clouds that will try to drizzle and sprinkle on us. This aids the significantly cooler afternoon temperatures. Once the clouds pass, we end the day with sunny to clear skies.
Low: 48°
High: 59°
Wind: NW 15-25, G 35 mph
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