WEATHER HEADLINES
- Very warm temperatures to start Halloween week as highs surge into the 80s with very strong winds
- The next round of thunderstorms arrives Wednesday with severe storms possible
- Dry and cool for Halloween this year, temperatures near 50° for trick-or-treating
- More storms possible over the weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Monday: Partly to mostly cloudy, very windy with the chance to break a record high.
High: 85° (Record high: 84°, 1944)
Wind: S 15-35, gusts 45-50 mph
Tonight: Partly to mostly cloudy, very windy as temperatures stay warm. A new record warm low possible.
Low: 70° (Record high low: 69°, 1946)
Wind: S 20-40 mph
Tuesday: Partly to mostly cloudy, very windy with the chance to break another record high and record high low. A wind advisory is in place from 10am-7pm.
High: 83° (Record high: 88°, 1937)
Wind: S 15-35, gusts 45-55 mph
Wednesday: Partly cloudy with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon and evening. Storms may be severe with wind and hail.
High: 83°
Wind: S 10-25, gusts 45-50 mph
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