WEATHER HEADLINES
- A cold front sparks a broken line of severe storms forming over northwest MO & northeast KS after 4-5pm
- Severe storms, capable of producing large hail, strong wind & a tornado, approach KC after 7pm
- More round of storms Wednesday-Thursday with some severe weather possible and an increased flooding concern
KANSAS CITY FORECAST:
Tuesday: Mostly sunny to partly cloudy during the day while turning windy, warm and more humid. Thunderstorms develop over northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas during the late afternoon & evening, after 4-5pm. Severe hazards of damaging winds, large hail & an isolated tornado possible. The severe threat diminishes after 10pm.
High: 82°
Wind: S 15-30 mph
Tonight: Storms weaken and travel southeast of KC overnight. Staying windy.
Low: 58°
Wind: S to W 15-25 mph
Wednesday: Chance of morning showers and thunderstorms, especially south, with a low severe threat. New thunderstorms are possible during the evening and night, they could be severe and increase the threat for flooding.
High: 75°
Wind: S-SE 15-25 mph
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