WEATHER HEADLINES
- HEAT ADVISORY until 9pm Friday
- Warm, muggy nights nearing record warm levels
- Dangerous heat during afternoon and evening
- A shower or storm possible Thursday, confidence is low
- A little milder this weekend,
- Brutal heat returns next week
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Record warmth less likely tonight as our sky remains mostly clear with slower winds. Still going to be warm and muggy.
Low: 78°
Wind: SW 5-10 mph
Thursday: A mix of sun and clouds as a week wave of energy passes over us. This wave brings a chance for a late morning or afternoon storm. Overall, this may reduce the heat by a degree or two.
High: 96° Heat Index: 105°
Wind: S-SW 10-15 mph
Friday: Final day of this round of excessive heat. Another wave could create isolated afternoon storms. A cold front offers a slightly better chance of storms Friday night.
Low: 78°
High: 96° Heat Index: 105°
Wind: S-SW 10-20mph
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