WEATHER HEADLINES
- Strong thunderstorms Wednesday morning
- Seasonal warmth and humidity starting Thursday
- Storms likely in and out of the weekend
- Perseid Meteor shower peaks this weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Increasing clouds as the line of thunderstorms approach from the west. Rain and thunderstorms move in after sunrise Wednesday (6:25a.m.).
Low: 68°
Wind: East 5-10 mph
Wednesday: Thunderstorms move in from the west during our morning commute. Embedded stronger thunderstorms contain the potential to produce damaging wind and heavy rain that will create standing water. An hour to two of rain is possible after they past. We start drying from west to east during lunch. Some isolated storms could redevelop in the late afternoon.
High: 78°
Wind: S to NE 10 mph, Gusty in thunderstorms
Thursday: Partly cloudy and seasonally humid.
Low: 64° High: 85°
Wind: N to S 5 mph
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