WEATHER HEADLINES
- Active storm pattern continues next two nights
- Flood threat in Missouri
- Dangerous heat near KC and south Tuesday - Friday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Our next round of thunderstorms develop after midnight, near Kansas City on the Missouri side. These move slowly southeast and drench central Missouri with an inch or two of rain. Locally, up to 6 inches of rain could accumulate. A FLASH FLOOD WATCH begins at midnight and continues through 10am. There's a slight chance for damaging winds.
Low: 70°
Wind: E 10-20 mph
Tuesday: HEAT ADVISORY from 12pm-8pm south of Kansas City, sunniest spots west and south of where clouds linger from Monday night's storms. Heat index warms to 105°-110°. Dangerous heat could surge as far north as I-70. Our afternoon will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Tuesday night features a another chance for storms from Kansas City into northern and central Missouri.
High: 90°-102° south of I-70 to 80°-90° north of I-70
Wind: E-SE 10-20 mph
Wednesday: Chance of thunderstorms with the high heat still locked south of I-70. Flooding could be an issue in central Missouri again.
Low: 73°
High: 90°-102° south of I-70 to 80°-90° north of I-70
Wind: E-SE 10-20 mph
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