WEATHER HEADLINES
- Periods of rain and thunderstorms through Wednesday, much less chance Thursday
- Not a washout each day but some areas could experience additional flooding concerns over already saturated ground
- Dry weather with cooler than average temperatures to look forward to for the 4th of July weekend
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Scattered showers before midnight, followed by an increase in coverage after midnight. Wind: Light. Low: 69°
Tuesday: Periods of rain and thunderstorms, very heavy at times. Will have to monitor for additional flooding along already swollen rivers/creeks along with flash flooding. "Turn Around Don't Drown." Wind: Light. High: 79°
Wednesday: More periods of rain and thunderstorms, more flooding and flash flooding threats. Wind: Light. Low: 70° High: 81°
Thursday: A few early showers and thunderstorms then more sun and warmer. Wind: N 5-10 mph. Low: 69° High: 86°
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