WEATHER HEADLINES
- Passing showers possible tonight, most rain stays east of KC
- Widespread rain and thunderstorms Monday afternoon with the main severe threat south of KC.
- The rain and thunderstorms have a chance to end just in time for kickoff of the Chiefs game
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Heavy rainfall south and east of Kansas City, some showers possible for the metro.
Low: 60°
Wind: SE 15-25 mph
Monday: Rain and thunderstorms begin late in the morning lasting until the evening Some may be severe, mostly in southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri, south of KC. The thunderstorms may affect tailgating at the Chiefs game but may exit around kickoff. A few showers are possible during the game with temperatures around 60°.
Low: 60° High: 66°
Wind: S 10-20 mph
Tuesday: A few early morning light showers then dry the rest of the day. It will be mostly cloudy with increasing afternoon sunshine.
Low: 50° High: 57°
Wind: W-SW 10-20 mph
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