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By: Bryan Busby, Nick Bender
After on-and-off showers throughout the day Thursday, more downpours and thunderstorms are expected overnight.
Highs climb to 97° for four straight days, with little overnight relief.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The heat wave has broken, with temperatures returning closer to typical September levels.
By: Bryan Busby, Neville Miller
Although some heavy downpours are possible Wednesday evening, we are not anticipating severe wind or hail from this activity.
By: Bryan Busby
It's much cooler than it has been the past few days, and conditions are not as sticky.
By: Neville Miller, Bryan Busby
Monday night's Chiefs-Broncos game will stay dry, but scattered storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening. Heavy rain is possible, especially across northern Missouri and Kansas.
Saturday will have high temperatures around 93 degrees; thunderstorms possible starting around 7 p.m.
By: Bryan Busby
Tuesday is the first day of autumn, and it sure feels like it. Expect a crisp evening, overnight and early morning. The low falls to the mid-50s.
By: Bryan Busby
Waves of rain could bring more than an inch of rainfall to Kansas City Thursday, with some spots topping 2 inches. Sunshine and cooler weather return for the weekend.
By: Bryan Busby
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City is in for a big change in the weather this week, with strong thunderstorms, several rounds of heavy rain and much cooler temperatures on the way.
