Sun returns Monday

Sun returns Monday

KNOW FIRST.THIS IS FIRST ALERT WEATHER.NEVILLE: GREAT WEATHER OUTSIDERIGHT NOW, BUT THERE IS GOODNEWS.-- GRAY WEATHER OUTSIDE RIGHTNOW, BUT THERE IS GOOD NEWS.HERE IS HOW WE LOOK FROM THENORTH LAND.THERE IS I-29 AND KCI, AND A LOWDECK OF CLOUDS.41 IS THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE,96% HUMIDITY, A LOT OF MOISTUREIN THE AIR, AND A WIND AT EIGHTMILES PER HOUR.41 IN WORDS BERG, 42 IN BELTON.MORE 30’S FURTHER NORTH ANDEAST.37 IN MARYVILLE, CHILLICOTHE.WE ARE STILL STUCK WITH LOWCLOUDS.WE HAVE SOME LIGHT RAIN ANDDRIZZLE SHOWING UP, CLOSER TOBELTON AND LEE’S SUMMIT.YOU MAY NOTICE SOME OF THAT OVERTHE NEXT HOUR OR SO, AND WILL BEOFF AND ON THROUGH TONIGHT ANDINTO EARLY MONDAY.WE ARE WATCHING THE VISIBILITYFOR YOU.RIGHT NOW, MOST AREAS ARE ABOVEA MILE TO TWO MILES.CLOSER TO SEDALIA, THREEQUARTERS OF A MILE VISIBILITYFOR YOU, AND WE WILL WATCH FORTHESE NUMBERS TO GO DOWNOVERNIGHT AND TO GET THE DAYSTARTED TOMORROW.IF YOU HAVE TO HEAD OUT IN THEMORNING, JUST KNOW YOU WILLLIKELY DRIVE THROUGH AREAS OFFOG.TUNE IN TO FIRST NEWS AND NICKWILL LET YOU KNOW HOW VISIBILITYIS LOOKING.OTHERWISE, CLOUDY, CHILLY,TEMPERATURES A FEW DEGREESCOOLER.WE WILL START IN THE UPPER 30’S.FROM THERE, WE EVENTUALLY GETRID OF THE FOG.THE CLOUDS WILL HANG OUT, WE GETSOME SUNSHINE HERE AND THERE.30 DEGREES AT MIDDAY.MID TO UPPER 50’S TOMORROWAFTERNOON.MONDAY WILL BE WARMER AND DRY.THAT CHANGES INTO TUESDAY.HERE IS THE TIMELINE USINGFUTURESCAN.INTO TUESDAY MOONING -- MORNING,6:00 A.M., RAIN ANDTHUNDERSTORMS MOVE-IN.9:00 A.M., STILL SOME AREAS OFRAIN, SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER.BY LUNCHTIME, THE BULK OF THEMOISTURE MOVES TO THE EAST.WE WILL HAVE LEFT OVER, LIGHTERSHOWERS, ESPECIALLY NORTH OF THEMETRO CLOSER TO ST.

JOE ANDMARYVILLE.WITH A FEW SPRINKLES HERE ANDTHERE IN THE AFTERNOON, I THINKIN GENERAL WE WILL TRY THINGSOUT AND GET SOME BREAKS IN TECLOUDS.RAIN AMOUNTS BETWEEN HALF ANINCH TO AN INCH AND A HALF OFRAIN.WHERE YOU SEE THE YELLOW, MORETHAN AN INCH OF RAIN ASPOSSIBLE.A DECENT SOAKING TUESDAYMORNING.AS FAR AS THE RISK OF SEVEREWEATHER, MAINLY SOUTH AND WESTOF US.MORE SO SOUTH CENTRAL PARTS OFKANSAS, BUT WE WILL KEEP AN EYEON THINGS AS THUNDERSTORMSMOVE-IN EARLY TUESDAY.CLOSER TO OTTAWA, MAYBE SOMESTRONG STORMS TRY TO HOLDTOGETHER.I THINK THE THREAT WILL MAINLYBE SOUTH AND ASKED -- AND EAST.THE NINE-DAY FORECAST, IMPACTDAY ON TUESDAY BECAUSE OF RAINAND THUNDERSTORMS IN THEMORNING.HIGHS IN THE 50’S FOR A FEWDAYS.WEDNESDAY, A HIGH OF 70 ANDSUNSHINE.LOWER 60’S ON THURSDAY.ANOTHER RAIN CHANCE ON FRIDAYAND A HIGH OF 60.