A Severe Thunderwatch has been issued for the extreme southwestern edge of our viewing area, with Franklin and Anderson counties included in the watch. The storm could bring significant hail and damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph while we wait until further storms recede.
The evening will see a slow cooling off with only hints of new storms possible tonight, and the threat of heavy rain, wind, hail, as well as lingering cloud cover and showers is still present. The Kansas City viewing area is at risk of severe weather due to the cold and wet weather that will bring cooler temperatures into the low 60s by daybreak on Monday. Tuesday will be pleasant with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid to upper 70s, while the next day will have largely sunny skies and humid conditions.
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