WEATHER HEADLINES
- Flood Watch in effect for all locations tonight into Wednesday morning
- Periods of showers & thunderstorms until 2-4 a.m.
- Periods of showers, T-Storms Wednesday into the 4th with flash flooding the main threat
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Periods of showers & thunderstorms, ending around 2-4 a.m. The severe threat is pretty much over after 10 p.m. The flash flooding threat remains.
Low: 67°
Wind: NE 5-15 mph
Wednesday: More rounds of rain and thunderstorms through the day, best chance is during the afternoon. Severe threat is low. More rain will cause issues of flash flooding and aggravate our area's rivers and creeks.
High: 82°
Wind: Light, E-NE 5-10 mph
Wednesday Night: More rounds of rain and thunderstorms. Severe threat is low. More rain will cause issues of flash flooding and aggravate our area's rivers and creeks.
Low: 68°
Wind: Gusty in T-Storms
4th of July: Best chance of thunderstorms is during the early morning and then again the evening. The evening thunderstorms may be severe. There is a trend for the evening thunderstorms to stay mostly south of KC.
High: 87°
Wind: E to N 10-15 mph
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