WEATHER HEADLINES
- Excessive heat in all neighborhoods starting Wednesday
- Warm nights and hot days ahead
- Stray showers, cloud debris could temper heat a couple of days
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: A mix of stars and clouds overnight. Wind speeds increase and keep us warm and humid. A slight chance for storms exists during the morning commute, 20%.
Low: 79°
Wind: SW 10-15 Gust 25 mph
Wednesday: Any morning storms fade quickly to increasing sunshine and rapidly building warmth. HEAT ADVISORY begins at 11a.m and continues through 9p.m. Friday and could be reissued next week.
High: 98° Heat Index: 107°
Wind: SW 15 Gust 20-30 then W 10 mph
Thursday: A mix of sun and clouds, remnants of storms to our west. While I don't think it will be as cloudy as Tuesday, just enough linger to shave a few degrees from our high temperatures. Winds won't be nearly as strong also.
High: 96° Heat Index: 105°
Wind: S-SW 10 mph
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