A Severe Thunderstorm Watch runs until 1 AM Sunday across northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, with south winds gusting to 45 mph hitting Kansas City proper. Find out what to secure, when to shelter, and why Monday evening brings a second round.
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Kansas City. There's a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect right now, and it runs until one AM Sunday.
Here's where it gets specific. Kansas City proper sits south of the sharpest severe threat.
A separate Wind Advisory is active for western Kansas through nine PM tonight. Counties like Barton, Saline, Russell, and Ellsworth are covered.
Overnight, the low sits around seventy-one degrees. Warm and windy even after the storm activity moves through.
One more thing worth knowing. Tonight isn't the only round.
Before you head out tonight, check radar. Secure anything outside.
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