WEATHER HEADLINES
- Isolated thunderstorms will stop overnight
- The heat will continue for the next 2 days with maximum temperatures around 35 degrees and a few thunderstorms
- A stronger cold front on Thursday evening brings the possibility of widespread thunderstorms and significantly cooler temperatures over the Labor Day weekend.
KANSAS CITY FORECAST
Tonight: Isolated thunderstorms will gradually end and subside as they move north and east overnight. It will remain warm and humid.
Low: 72°
Wind: N 5 mph
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, hot and humid. A few thunderstorms possible early in the morning and later in the afternoon and evening.
High: 94° Heat index: 95°-100°
Wind: S-SE 5-10 mph
Thursday: Partly cloudy, hot and humid. A few thunderstorms possible.
Low: 73° High: 92° Heat Index: 98°
Wind: S 5-15 mph
Thursday night: If a cold front approaches, rain and thunderstorms are likely. Some severe weather is possible.
Low: 67°
Wind: Gusty with thunderstorms
Friday: There is a chance of rain and thunderstorms mainly in the morning and it is noticeably cooler. But still humid.
High 82°
Wind: NW 5-15 mph
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