SO YOU’LL KNOW FIRST THIS IS FIRST ALERT WEATHER. IT SOUNDS LIKE WE SAID THIS TO BUSBY LAST NIGHT, SO WE’RE NOT DONE WITH THE RAIN JUST YET. NOT QUITE. YOU KNOW, AS FAR AS OUR CHANCE OF RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS TONIGHT LOOK WELL, THE CHANCES ARE A LITTLE LOWER. SO IF YOU HAVE EVENING PLANS NOT LOOKING QUITE AS RAINY, I THINK EVEN OVERNIGHT, SOME OF US HAVE A CHANCE OF PICKING UP ON A FEW STORMS AND A FEW STRONGER STORMS. BUT THOSE CHANCES HAVE DECREASED COMPARED TO WHAT WE WERE SEEING THIS TIME YESTERDAY. LET’S TAKE A LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. IT WAS REALLY FOGGY THIS MORNING. STILL PRETTY FOGGY RIGHT NOW AS YOU LOOK FROM OUR TOWER CAMERA. THERE’S A LOOK AT DOWNTOWN KIND OF HARD TO SEE OUR TEMPERATURE AT LEAST AT THE AIRPORT. KCI, 54 DEGREES. THAT’S THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE WITH A NORTHEAST WIND AT TEN MILES AN HOUR. LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES, FRED. AND LET’S JUST START THINGS OFF IN THE METRO, 54 AND LIBERTY, 58 DEGREES. AND LEE’S SUMMIT, 67, OUR TEMPERATURE FOR ALETHA, 64 DEGREES AND GARDNER. WE’LL ZOOM THE MAP OUT EVEN MORE. 80 DEGREES AND GARNETT WERE AT 78 FOR LA SCENE 76 AND BUTLER. COMPARE THAT TO 49 DEGREES IN HIAWATHA. SO THERE IS A FRONT THAT’S HANGING OUT PRETTY CLOSE TO I-70. IN WARRENSBURG AND SEDALIA AT 73 DEGREES. AND THEN JUST A LITTLE BIT TO THE NORTH, 59 FOR ODESSA. SO THAT FRONT IS SEPARATING SOME COOLER AIR FROM THE WARMER AIR. LOTS OF CLOUDS. WE’RE NOT QUITE SEEING ANY SORT OF ORGANIZED OR MEASURABLE RAINFALL RIGHT NOW. AND I THINK FOR YOUR EARLY EVENING PLAN, RELATIVELY DRY. THE EXCEPTION, SOME OCCASIONAL BOULDER DRIZZLE. TEMPERATURES MAINLY AT LEAST AROUND THE METRO FOR MOST AREAS, I’D SAY MID TO UPPER FIFTIES. IF YOU LIVE SOUTH. SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES. FARTHER NORTH, LOWER FIFTIES. AND THEN LATER ON THIS EVENING, WE’LL BE WATCHING FOR A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. TEN, 11 MIDNIGHT CHANCES FOR A FEW STORMS MAINLY IN NORTHERN PARTS OF MISSOURI. AND OUR TEMPERATURES WILL HANG OUT IN THOSE LOW FIFTIES. HERE’S FUTURESCAN. I WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT HERE AS FAR AS THAT STORM TIME LINE. SO HEADING TOWARDS TEN, 11, MIDNIGHT THERE, THOSE STORMS I WAS TELLING YOU ABOUT, AND THEN THEY’RE GOING TO MAKE THEIR WAY INTO CENTRAL AND NORTHEASTERN PARTS OF MISSOURI. AND THAT’S WHERE A FEW THOSE STORMS COULD BE ON THE STRONGER SIDE. I SEE ON THE BACK EDGE OF THIS TRENTON, CHILLICOTHE, THE MARSHALL, SEDALIA, YOU’RE ON THE WESTERN FRINGE OF ANY POTENTIAL OF SEEING A FEW STRONG STORMS. OTHERWISE, THAT’LL PRIMARILY BE JUST OFF TO THE EAST AND THEN HEADING INTO OUR THURSDAY MORNING, LOTS OF CLOUDS, FOG. WE’VE SEEN THAT BEFORE, RIGHT? SO JUST KIND OF A GRAY START TO OUR THURSDAY AND IT’LL STAY LIKE THAT THROUGH THE MORNING. AND I THINK IN GENERAL, A CLOUDY DAY, A COOL DAY TOMORROW. WE’LL SEE HOW MUCH OUR TEMPERATURES RISE. IN FACT, FORTIES IN THE MORNING, LOWER FIFTIES IN THE AFTERNOON WITH THAT NORTHEAST BREEZE. SO LIKE TODAY, I THINK WE’LL SEE LOTS OF CLOUDS AND AT TIMES YOU MIGHT JUST NOTICE A FEW SPRINKLES HERE AND THERE. HERE ARE THOSE FORECAST HIGH TEMPERATURES. SO ABOUT 49 FOR LIBERTY, 51 FOR KANSAS CITY AND BELTON, 50 LEE SUMMIT, 54 FOR A LITTLE COOLER THAN NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. MID-FORTIES ACROSS THE OTHER PARTS OF KIDS. THE MISSOURI UPPER FIFTIES AND LOWER SIXTIES. A LITTLE BIT FARTHER TO THE SOUTH, NINE DAY FORECAST. WE’LL SEE ANOTHER IMPACT DAY COMING IN ON FRIDAY. AND I THINK WE’LL LIKELY HAVE SOME RAIN SHOWERS AROUND FOR THE LATTER PART OF THE DAY. 51, YOUR HIGH. SATURDAY WE GET SOME SUNSHINE BACK, A HIGH OF 58 DEGREES. SUNDAY, ANOTHER IMPACT DAY. MORE RAIN COMING IN. IT’S SPRINGTIME. 51 FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE THERE. LOWER FIFTIES ON MONDAY. TUESDAY, A LITTLE MORE OF THAT SUN HIGH OF 56 DEGREES. LOW SIXTIES ON WEDNESDAY. LOOKS LIKE SOME GREAT WEATHER FOR THE ROYALS SEASON AND HOME