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A severe thunderstorm warning affecting Gladstone, Parkville, Platte City and Pleasant Valley was issued around 6:30 p.m., set to expire at around 6:45 p.m. Winds up to 60 mph were expected, as well as tennis ball-sized hail, the weather service said.
Storms today. This morning, periods of heavy rain with non-severe T-Storms. Scattered T-Storms are possible this afternoon followed by a line tonight, some severe.
Tuesday is an Alert Day due to the possibility of severe weather. As another system moves in, a chance for strong to severe storms is possible in the late afternoon and early evening.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking the threat of severe weather for tonight, then a sharp cooldown for tomorrow.
The calendar still says it's winter, but Mother Nature has been ignoring that. We're off to a busy start this storm season.
Severe thunderstorms moving across Kansas and Missouri Tuesday evening produced multiple reports of hail across the Kansas City metro and surrounding areas.
It’s another mild morning across Kansas with wake-up temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Like Monday, afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s will challenge record highs, though Wichita will need to reach 85 degrees to tie the record high from 1989.
Experts are sharing how those in the Kansas City metro can avoid being scammed by contractors following a hailstorm Tuesday evening that left many cars and homes damaged
Thursday offers a reprieve from the rain with some sunshine and highs in the mid- to upper 60s. Some morning fog could slow down your commute.
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Severe weather outbreak, mid-March (recap)
A multiday severe weather outbreak has wrapped up as of March 12. March 10 saw deadly and destructive tornadoes, very large hail and gusty winds across the Central US and Midwest. March 11 was more of a wind event but a few tornadoes hit the South and Ohio Valley.
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