WEATHER HEADLINES
- Highs 10°-15° hotter than average Tuesday
- Slight chance for morning and afternoon scattered storms Tuesday
- No more heat starting Wednesday
- Wildfire smoke returns Wednesday
- Super 10-Day lacking soaking storms
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Continued partly cloudy, mild and breezy. Our record warm minimum temperatures is 80° set in 1925.
Low: 76°
Wind: S 15-25 mph
Tuesday: Morning clouds with scattered high based showers and thunderstorms around, 20% chance. Quickly becoming sunny with even hotter and more humid conditions and faster winds. A cold front sweeps through from west to east during the evening. Storms along the front will most likely redevelop in mid-Missouri. Tomorrow's record warm maximum temperature is 103° set in 1936.
High: 97° Heat Index: 102°
Wind: S 15-30 mph
Wednesday: A beautiful September day develops behind Tuesday night's cold front! Enjoy lots of sunshine with drier air and seasonal temperatures.
Low: 65° High: 84°
Wind: NW 10-20 mph
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