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KSHB 41 Weather | Severe thunderstorms, flooding across northern MO overnight.

Muggy and quiet across Kansas City if you step outside to enjoy the light show.
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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • Several waves of severe thunderstorms overnight in Northern Missouri
  • Damaging hail and flooding likely
  • Quiet, seasonally hot and humid Saturday
  • More rounds of showers and thunderstorms Sunday

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight: Strong to severe thunderstorms across central Missouri produce damaging hail and flooding.
Mostly clear then partly cloudy for Kansas City.
Low: 71°
Wind: S then NE 5-10 mph

Saturday: We begin partly cloudy with leftover clouds from storms to our east. Our sky quickly becomes mostly sunny as temperatures warm to seasonal levels and humidity remains high.
High: 89°
Heat Index: 95°-100°
Wind: E-NE 5-10 mph

Sunday: More chances to get wet which begin in the morning with rain and embedded heavier showers. A cold front creates a better chance for strong to severe thunderstorms during the evening and overnight.
Low: 70°
High: 84°
Wind: S-SE 10-15 mph

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