WEATHER HEADLINES
- Quiet and mild tonight
- Better chance of severe thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon and night, mainly along and north of I-70
- Thunderstorms linger early Thursday then redevelop in central and southern Missouri afternoon, evening
- St. Patrick's Day looks colder and blustery
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Becoming partly cloudy and relatively calm.
Low: 46°
Wind: S to W 5-10 mph
Wednesday: Partly sunny with increasing warmth and humidity. There is a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms as our next storm system's warm front lifts through the area during the evening. All severe weather hazards are possible with the main zone of concern from around I-70 and north.
High: 75°
Wind: SE 10-20 mph
Thursday: Chance for early morning thunderstorms which could slow down your morning commute. The same system drags a cold front slowly west to east through the area during the afternoon and evening. A final round of thunderstorms, possibly severe, will form south and east of KC.
Low: 57° High: 75°
Wind: SW to NW 10-20 mph
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