WEATHER HEADLINES
- Heat Advisory Wednesday, feeling like 100-105°
- Thunderstorms redevelop tonight near KC & travel northeast through early Wednesday
- A second round of strong to severe form in the evening for northwest Missouri, northeast Kansas
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: A line of storms fire up near KC after 2 am. Slow-moving heavy thunderstorms could lead to flash flooding concerns.
Low: 69°
Wind: E-SE 5-10 mph
Wednesday: Rain and storms move across central Missouri during the morning. Increased sunshine with lingering humidity combine to create heat indices near 105°. Heat Advisory in place 1-7pm.
High: 90° Heat Index: 102°
Wind: E-SE 15-25 mph
Wednesday Night: Storms return by 11 pm and last through early Thursday. Some could be severe with wind and hail as our main threats. Heavy rain will favor areas north and west of Kansas City.
Low: 72°
Wind: SSE 10-20 mph
Thursday: Storms linger for a few hours after sunrise then skies begin to clear out. Some storms could return for areas south of I-70 by the evening.
High: 89°
Wind: SE 10-20 mph
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