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 in the 40s for trick-or-treating
- More storms possible over the weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
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. A wind advisory is in place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Make sure the Halloween decorations are secured.
High: 83° (Record high: 88°, 1937)
Wind: S 15-35, gusts 45-55 mph
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy and windy. Rain and thunderstorms likely, mainly during the afternoon and night. Some thunderstorms may be severe with wind and hail. Beneficial rain is likely with most locations seeing around 1" of rain.
Low: 72°, dropping to the 60s during the afternoon
Wind: S 10-25, gusts 30-40 mph
Thursday: Great trick or treating weather. Partly to mostly sunny with much less wind.
Low: 42° High: 56°
Wind: NW 10-15 mph, almost no wind during the evening.
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