Tuesday could bring serious storms, the highest risks could be while we sleep

Tuesday is a first weather day, our highest alert because there is the risk of forming dangerous storms. The parts of the region are under a risk of 3/5 of a violent time, which includes the southwest side of the Kansas City metro and the southern and west points. Everyone is under a level 2/5 level. The main threats are the winds and hails serious, but some brief tornadoes and flood rains are also possible. We can see the rain coming and coming throughout the day, but the biggest serious risk is Tuesday evening from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m.
TUESDAY: First day of the weather – scattered morning rains and afternoon dispersed storms. The serious risk with these is low. The morning temperatures will be close to 70 with the afternoon nearly 83. But mainly cloudy with winds from the Southwest to 5-10 MPH. Storm luck and serious risk increases Tuesday evening from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m.

WEDNESDAY: The scattered morning storms are possible with a small serious chance, but a large part of the rain will move to the east. Highs in the Low in the mid -80s.
THURSDAY: Juneteenth – Sunny, warm and humid with tops in the 80s upper 80s.

FRIDAY: Summer solstice – summer begins! And he will want highs nearly 90. The wet conditions give the impression of 95 to 100. Mainly sunny with southern winds at 10-15 MPH.
The weekend: Hot, humid and sunny with highs in the 90s bass. The heat index will be 95-100, although the southern winds in burst up to 35 MPH can provide a little relief.
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