WEATHER HEADLINES
- Warm & humid today with a slight chance for a shower/T-Storm
- The remnants of Beryl will affect Missouri Tuesday, possibly to Kansas City
- Heating up and mostly dry at the end of the week into the weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Increasing clouds with a few isolated T-Storms possible after midnight.
Low: 66°
Wind: Almost none
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of isolated showers and T-Storms from the remnants of Beryl. Widespread heavy rain and T-Storms from Beryl will likely track across central and eastern Missouri.
High: 83°
Wind: North 5-15 mph
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear as Beryls rain and clouds chug northeast.
Low: 64°
Wind: North 5 mph
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, warm and humid. An Isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible by evening.
High: 87°
Wind: Variable 5-10 mph
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