WEATHER HEADLINES
- First cold front arrives tonight, offers best chance for rain
- Second cold front Thursday introduces our first taste of fall
- First frost of the season possible Sunday morning
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: A line of thunderstorms movies east into the Metro around midnight. Initially these storms will be strong but no longer a threat for severe weather. Drier air weakens the showers until they mostly taper by sunrise Wednesday.
Low: 65°
Wind: S 10-20 mph
Wednesday: Cold front responsible for Tuesday night's showers could become active again east and south of the Metro during the afternoon hours. Elsewhere expect periods of sunshine and cooler but still warmer than average afternoon temperatures.
High: 78°
Wind: SW to N 5-10 mph
Thursday: The stalled cold front will again be the focus for rain Thursday morning with the best chance south and east of the Metro. A second, much stronger fall cold front, arrives in the afternoon and ends any chance for rain. Winds become gusty as the evening unfolds. This is the front that brings cooler than average temperatures to Friday and Saturday.
Low: 57°
High: 77°
Wind: NW 10-15 mph
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