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First Alert Impact Day: Soggy Thursday ahead, but Kansas City has a nice weekend coming (opens the original)
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Thursday is going to be a soggy one in Kansas City. It's a First Alert Weather Impact Day, with waves of rain expected from the morning through the evening. Some of that moisture is connected to what was Hurricane Polo. That moisture will combine with a stalled front that's in no hurry to move, giving Kansas City a long stretch of rain. It won't necessarily rain nonstop where you live, but one round could move through, ease up and then be followed by another. Most of the Kansas City area should
Showers, non-severe thunderstorms possible on Tuesday evening (opens the original)
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Showers and non-severe thunderstorms are possible Tuesday evening, overnight, and into Wednesday morning. The wet weather is expected to continue Thursday, with a heavier and more widespread chance of periods of heavy rain. For that reason, Thursday is a First Alert Impact Day. That rain will be courtesy of a stalled front and moisture streaming up from the southwest due to Hurricane Polo. Some areas in the region could see over four inches of rain before it moves completely out on Friday. Coole
Another pleasant fall day ahead before rain showers arrive in Kansas City (opens the original)
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It's another pleasant day in Kansas City after fall's arrival on Tuesday! There's not much to complain about as temperatures sit in the comfortable 70s. There are a few more clouds, but the humidity won't really start to rise until late Thursday. There is a slight chance for a shower or two in the evening, and a better chance for rain starting Friday. Saturday has been designated a First Alert Weather Impact Day due to rain showers and a few storms. Some of those showers may last into Sunday mor
Rainy, cool Thursday will bring fog, comfortable temperatures Friday in Kansas City (opens the original)
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It's much cooler than it has been the past few days, and conditions are not as sticky. The heavy rain of the morning has exited, and skies will dry out gradually. With all of that earlier rain and light wind, we'll see a good chance for fog to start Friday. By afternoon, there will be plenty of sunshine with the high in the lower 80s. Another system moves in from the Northwest, giving us a chance for some strong wind producing thunderstorms Saturday afternoon. The high will be in the mid-80s by
Kansas City heat wave ends as rain chances return for Wednesday, weekend (opens the original)
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The heat wave has broken, with temperatures returning closer to typical September levels. Scattered showers are possible Wednesday, with a high near 88 degrees. Thursday will start with morning clouds before giving way to afternoon sunshine. The high will reach around 83 degrees. Friday looks dry and pleasant, with plenty of sunshine and a high near 87 degrees. The weather turns more unsettled this weekend. Saturday and Sunday are Impact Days, with morning thunderstorms possible. Neither day loo
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