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No relief from the heat this week in Kansas City | Impact Days through Wednesday (opens the original)
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The heat is sticking around for another week in Kansas City. Don't expect relief anytime this week: The First Alert Weather Team has designated every day through Wednesday as an Impact Day due to high heat. Thursday evening will be mostly clear with lows in the upper 70s. Friday will be sunny with highs in the mid- and upper 90s. Temperature-wise, it will be much of the same all the way through Wednesday. Rain and storms will likely remain to our north. Slightly cooler air could drift in by late
Heat wave in Kansas City stretches on for several more days (opens the original)
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The large area of high pressure, or the heat dome, as some call it, is strong and expanding. That means very little change in the overall weather situation. Impact Days continue each day through the holiday weekend until Tuesday. Today, afternoon highs launch into the mid- to upper 90s. The humidity starts to rise, also. That will put the heat index closer to 105 in the afternoon. There's no solid chance for rain anytime in the near future.
Heat continues in Kansas City amid string of Impact Days (opens the original)
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The large area of high pressure, or the heat dome, as some call it, is strong and expanding. That means very little change in the overall weather situation. Impact Days continue each day through the holiday weekend until Tuesday. On Thursday, the lows will be in the mid- to upper 70s before afternoon highs launch into the mid- to upper 90s. The humidity starts to rise, also. That will put the heat index closer to 105 in the afternoon. There's no solid chance for rain anytime in the near future.
Heat continues in Kansas City amid string of Impact Days (opens the original)
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The large area of high pressure, or the heat dome, as some call it, is strong and expanding. That means very little change in the overall weather situation. Impact Days continue each day through the holiday weekend until Tuesday. On Thursday, the lows will be in the mid- to upper 70s before afternoon highs launch into the mid- to upper 90s. The humidity starts to rise, also. That will put the heat index closer to 105 in the afternoon. There's no solid chance for rain anytime in the near future.
Heat and humidity aren’t leaving Kansas City anytime soon (opens the original)
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Hazy, hot and humid weather will stick around Kansas City for at least the next week. Impact Days are in place through the entire Labor Day weekend, including the holiday Monday. Afternoon temperatures will reach the mid- to upper 90s, while morning lows will remain in the mid- to upper 70s, occasionally staying near 80. The wind may stir the air at times, but it will not provide much relief from the heat and humidity. The landlocked heat dome is not expected to weaken until the middle of next w
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