WEATHER HEADLINES
- Isolated strong, nearly severe, storms Saturday afternoon
- Widespread strong storms arrive Saturday night
- Lingering showers Sunday, afternoon drying from west to east
- Summer warmth and humidity next week, mainly dry
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Mostly clear and milder.
High: 65°
Wind: E 5 mph
Saturday: Warm temperatures and increasing humidity spark isolated strong storms during the afternoon. A more widespread round of strong storms strike Saturday night. A few storms may be severe producing gusty winds, small hail and locally heavy rain with standing water likely. Expect the higher rainfall accumulations south of I-70.
High: 88°
Wind: SE 10 mph
Sunday: Morning showers move east by late afternoon. Expect dry conditions and sunshine spreading west to east as storms move away. The late sunshine and northerly wind create a cool to seasonal day.
Low: 65° High: 82°
Wind: SW to NW 10 mph
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