WEATHER HEADLINES
- Building warmth and humidity Tuesday - Thursday
- Our unsettled pattern develops Tuesday night, first round of storms
- Storms mainly stay north of Kansas City Wednesday
- Best chance for storms is Thursday
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Clear and chilly overnight with cooler than average lows similar to this morning.
Low: 42°
Wind: Light and Variable
Tuesday: We begin sunny and end partly cloudy as southerly winds increase our warmth and humidity.
Showers develop late in the evening along a warm front nearing the Metro. As the warm continues to move north the storms strengthen while moving northeast away from Kansas City. Small hail and healthy rain is likely in northern Missouri.
High: 74°
Wind: S-SE 5-10 mph
Wednesday: Storms, some severe with large hail, continue across northern Kansas and Missouri.
In the warm sector south of the storms expect a partly cloudy, warm and slightly humid day.
Low: 51°
High: 81°
Wind: S-SE 15 mph
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