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Saturday will be a day to celebrate, but evening storms could have some people around the metro dashing indoors to avoid the rain during July Fourth festivities.
Kansas City will enjoy sunny skies, warm temperatures and lower humidity through Wednesday before afternoon showers and thunderstorms return Thursday.
By: Bryan Busby
A typical July pattern is setting up shop over the Kansas City region. That pattern means an increase in humidity and temperatures running a little hotter than normal.
By: Bryan Busby
A round of rain and thunderstorms is expected to move into the Kansas City area overnight, bringing the heaviest rainfall Friday morning before dangerous heat and humidity arrive for the weekend.
After a couple of rainy days, temperatures soar to the 90s this weekend in Kansas City, with heat indexes reaching up to 110.
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.
