WEATHER HEADLINES
- Patchy dense fog possible tonight
- Next round of rain and storms arrives Wednesday night and exits Thursday; low severe threat
- Another system may affect us Friday with showers, T-Storms, but it most likely stays south
- A warm and dry weekend is likely
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tonight: Chance to see patchy dense fog after midnight.
Low: 56°
Wind: Variable 5-10 mph
Wednesday: Morning fog then Partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers possible, mainly west of our area.
High: 71°
Wind: E-SE 5-10 mph
Wednesday Night-Thursday: Periods of rain and thunderstorms with a low severe threat. Some gusty winds are possible. Rainfall: .25"-1" with a few locations seeing 1"-2".
Low: 61° High: 74°
Wind: Variable 5-15 mph, gusty in T-Storms
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