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KSHB 41 Weather | Warmest tomorrow afternoon with critical fire conditions.

Record warm temperatures still possible tonight and tomorrow afternoon.
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WEATHER HEADLINES

  • Nearing record warm lows and highs Sunday
  • High fire danger also
  • Chance for showers and thunderstorms Monday
  • Better chance for rain Thursday and Friday

KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST

Tonight: Clear sky becoming partly cloudy with increasing winds and mild temperatures near record warm lows.
Low: 58° Record Warm Low: 58° (1992)
Wind: S 20-25 G 40 mph

Sunday: Mostly sunny and warmer with high temperatures nearing record levels. Faster winds and drier air elevate our fire danger. The winds start relaxing during the evening.
RED FLAG WARNING from 9a.m. to 6p.m.
High: 80° (Record 81°, 1983)
Wind: S 15-25 G 35 mph

Monday: Small chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms as a cold front moves through during the afternoon
Low: 57° Record Warm Low: 59° (1983)
High: 72°
Wind: S 15-20 G 30 mph

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