Severe weather possible later Thursday

We'll see rain and storms for your Thursday.

We'll see highs in the 70s.

There is the risk of severe weather toward the evening as front pushes through the Kansas City area.

WHILE BEFORE IT FINISHES.ANOTHER REDEVELOPMENT TOWARD THEEVENING HOURS.YOUR FIR ALERT HOUR BY HOURFORECAST IS DIPPING INTO THE50'S, 8:00 P.M., 58 DEGREES, BY9:00, 58.THE RAIN WILL DO IT FOR YOURWEDNESDAY.FIRST DAY OF SPRING, TOTALLYDIFFERENT SUBJECT, HERE IS ALOOK AT MIDNIGHT ON THURSDAY.AND WHAT YOU'LL NOTICE IS THOSETHICKER CLOUDS ROLLING IN FROMTHE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, HEAVYRAIN, DOWNPOURS, LIMITINGVISIBILITY AND THUNDERSTORMS ASWELL.NOT THINKING THESE COULD BE THEONES CAUSING SEVERE WEATHER, BUTGIVE YOU THAT FIRST ALERT JUSTIN CASE AT 6:00 IN THE MORNINGTHAT WILL SLOW THINGS DOWN.BY 8:00 OR 9:00, THE FIRSTBEHALF LILVETHS OUT, SPOTTYSHOWERS BY NOON.THAT ALLOWS THE ATMOSPHERE TORELOAD WITH ANOTHER CHANCE OFTHUNDERSTORMS, THOSE POTENTIALLYIF THEY DO DEVELOP COULD BESTRONGER, THE FIRST HALF OF YOURDAY, MORE OF AN IMPACT, THEEVENING HOURS WHEN IT GETS INTOTHE 70'S AND THE FRONT MOVESTHROUGH, THAT'S WHEN YOU COULDSEE A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYFOR THE EVENING HOURS.HIGH TEMPERATURES ABOVE AVERAGE,ALL IN THE 70'S, EVEN UP TORTSTRENTON AND MARYVILLE WHERE WEDON'T HAVE IT TODAY, YOU'LL BEWARMER LIKE THE REST OF US.NUMEROUS THUNDERSTORMS ALONG THEIOWA STATE LINE, FARTHER IF YOURTRAVELS TAKE YOU TO I-35.MOST OF US HAVE SCATTERED STORMSA POSSIBILITY.DAMAGING WINDS IS A NUMBER ONECONCERN, LARGE HAIL, TORNADO ANDFLASH FLOODING A LITTLE FARTHERDOWN THE SCALE AND THAT'SBETWEEN 4:00 AND 9:00 IN THEEVENING.A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY,FRIDAY, COLD AND WINDY, HARDFREEZE ON SATURDAY, ANOTHERIMPACT DAY BECAUSE OF THATCOLDER TEMPERATURE.23 THEN, 32 ON SUNDAY, SO STILLAT FREEZING, AFTERNOON HIGH OF48.55 WITH A RAIN CHANCE ON MONDAY,ALSO ANOTHER RAIN CHANCE COMINGON TUESDAY.THEN THE TEMPERATURES KIND OFLEVEL