What wxexplained said on each day, with the NWS forecast numbers and alerts as they stood then. Times are Central.
Much colder through the weekend, with a hard freeze likely region-wide Saturday morning. Temperatures return near normal and dry early next week.
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Gusty winds until sunset, possible sprinkles Thursday morning along and east of I-29/I-49, likely first hard freeze Friday morning in northern Missouri, then a chilly weekend.
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Mild and mostly dry this week, possible fog in low spots tonight, warm Tuesday, then a cold front brings 50s into the weekend.
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Warm and dry through Tuesday; fog likely Monday morning in west-central Missouri and eastern Kansas; cooler late week, patchy frost possible Saturday morning.
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Frost Advisory south of Interstate 70 until 8 AM Sunday; then mild and mostly dry into midweek, with slight rain chances mainly south of I-70.
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Frost and freezing temperatures tonight into Saturday morning, especially east of US-65; then warm and dry into early next week, cooler later.
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Low drizzle chance tonight into Friday morning; frost favored areawide Friday night, best freeze chances generally east of US-63; then warmer and dry.
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Cooler through Friday, with a 40-60% chance of lows at or below freezing Friday night into Saturday morning, especially northeast Kansas and parts of northern/central Missouri.
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Colder and breezy tonight, then near-normal temperatures and generally dry weather through Saturday, with a warming trend into early next week.
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Strong to severe storms possible this evening into overnight: damaging winds, brief weak tornadoes, heavy downpours. Rain chances linger into Tuesday; cooler expected midweek.
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Strong to severe storms possible Monday late afternoon and evening in eastern Kansas and western Missouri, mainly damaging winds; additional rain chances midweek.
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Light showers possible today, dry Sunday, then strong to potentially severe storms possible Monday evening into the overnight, with damaging winds appearing to be the main concern.
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Showers likely tonight into Saturday, most rain west of I-35; dry Sunday; storms likely Monday–Tuesday, some Monday storms could be strong/severe.
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Isolated to scattered showers and storms this evening in northern Missouri and northeast Kansas, small hail possible; more rain chances through the weekend.
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Well above normal warmth continues, warmest through Friday, with repeated shower and storm chances; best Wednesday evening chances in extreme northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas.
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Warm, above-normal week; spotty showers tonight into Tuesday morning in parts of northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri, then rain chances mainly in northern Missouri Wednesday-weekend.
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Warmer than normal week; spotty showers Tuesday in eastern Kansas and western Missouri; showers and possibly a few thunderstorms Friday through Sunday.
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Warm and dry this weekend; small, mostly morning rain chances Tuesday–Wednesday mainly in far northwest Missouri; better rain chances (40-60%) late next week.
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Warm, dry weekend; small rain chance Monday into Tuesday only around St. Joseph and to the northwest, then cooler with rain chances late next week.
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Highs expected upper 70s to near 80 for most; 10-40 percent rain chance Monday to early Tuesday, mainly far northwest Missouri, northeast Kansas.
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Above-normal temperatures and dry weather through the weekend; a cold front brings cooler air and a slight rain chance Monday into Tuesday.
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Mostly dry and warmer than normal through the weekend. A few sprinkles possible through Wednesday morning; low shower chances Sunday in far northwest Missouri.
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Above normal temperatures, mostly dry; brief sprinkle possible Tuesday mainly eastern Kansas/nearby Missouri; small chances look limited to far northwest Missouri and extreme northeast Kansas.
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Dry and warming all week, with highs reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s; low weekend shower chances return for far northwest Missouri.
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Patchy frost possible in a few low-lying spots tonight, then a dry, warming week with highs building into the 70s and 80s.
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Freeze Warning for parts of northeast Kansas and northwest and north Missouri, Frost Advisory for most other areas, until 9 AM Saturday; 70s and 80s by midweek.
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Much colder tonight, with gusty winds increasingly likely; Freeze Watch for parts of NE Kansas, NW and N Missouri late Friday night into Saturday morning.
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Flood Watch for Linn County KS and Bates and Henry counties MO as rain arrives late tonight; much cooler, with widespread frost possible by early Saturday.
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Strong to severe storms and heavy rain tonight, mainly along/south of I-70; Flood Watch for KC Metro and south/southeast of I-70 until 10 AM Wednesday.
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Storms Tuesday evening (60-80% chance) may bring heavy rain, damaging winds and hail up to quarter size; much cooler by week's end, possible first frost/freeze.
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Monday: low 90s for much of the area, dry, breezy, enhanced fire weather concerns. Storm chances 60-80% from Tuesday evening, possibly strong/severe south of a front.
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Warm, dry weekend; temperatures and wind increase through Monday, with fire weather concerns Monday. Rain chances (60-80%) return Tuesday evening through Thursday.
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Well above average warmth into Monday, maybe record highs; rain coming Tuesday–Thursday, and possible strong to severe storms somewhere in the region Wednesday evening/night.
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Summer-like warmth continues through the weekend into early next week; rain chances rise midweek, but timing is very uncertain.
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Warm and mostly dry through the weekend. Wednesday could reach the mid/upper 80s in southern parts and central Missouri. Rain chances return early next week.
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Warming trend; mid 80s much of the area Wednesday-Thursday if skies stay clear, upper 70s near Iowa; slight rain chance north of I-70 late Thursday-Friday.
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Dry, mild weekend with highs in the 70s; warmer through the work week, with lower 80s south of Interstate 70. No rain expected.
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Mild, dry weekend with highs in the lower and mid 70s; warmer next week, with perhaps mid 80s well south of U.S. Hwy. 50.
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Flood Watch no longer listed, but flooding along rivers, creeks and streams expected through tonight; cooler through weekend, warming toward low 80s next Wednesday-Thursday.
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Rounds of rain and storms through Friday; a few strong to severe storms possible tonight; flooding expected, especially in northwest Missouri. Drier, fall-like weekend.
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Rounds of showers and storms likely through Thursday night, with a Flood Watch for northwest Missouri and extreme northeastern Kansas. Friday and the weekend turn drier and cooler.
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Dry and warmer through Tuesday for most, then several rounds of rain Tuesday night through Thursday night; Flood Watch for far northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri.
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Scattered showers and weak storms into Sunday morning, then drying Sunday. Rounds of heavy rain may bring a rising flood threat Tuesday through at least Friday.
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Showers stay non-severe; best overnight rain chances in northwestern Missouri and far northeastern Kansas; storms late Saturday; drier early next week, then flooding threat monitored.
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Rain chances return Friday, best in northwestern counties, reaching the whole area Saturday; heavy downpours possible. Rain expected to diminish Sunday afternoon and night.
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Mild, seasonable fall week: clouds and spotty drizzle today, clearing Wednesday, 30-50% shower chances Friday through the weekend, then warming to the low-to-mid 80s early next week.
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Much cooler, fall-like weather settles in for the work week. Drizzle or light rain possible through tonight, and light rain possible in north/northeast Missouri Monday.
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Storms likely tonight-Sunday morning, especially eastern Kansas/western Missouri; severe winds, hail, heavy rain possible. Sunday afternoon/evening storms possible, higher south/east. Cooler next week.
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Hot through Saturday; possible severe storms Friday night (northern Missouri) and Saturday afternoon/evening, and localized flash flooding where recent heavy rain fell (NE Kansas/NW Missouri).
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Fog possible tonight–Thursday morning, mainly near/north of Highway 36; hot, humid through Friday around/south of Missouri River and I-70; weekend storms possible.
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Flood Watch for northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, including KC metro, through 1PM Wednesday; possible hazardous heat Wednesday-Thursday in central, southern Missouri.
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Flood Watch Tuesday 1 pm–Wednesday 1 pm: Missouri along/north of US-36 and west of US-65, plus part of Kansas. Heavy rain likely northern Missouri Tuesday night.
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Heavy rain and flooding risk this week, greatest north of the Missouri River; severe storms possible Monday evening in extreme northwestern Missouri.
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Strong to severe storms possible tonight, eastern Kansas/western Missouri; heat likely Monday–Tuesday generally south of Missouri River; heavy rain possible next week, particularly northern Missouri.
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Saturday late afternoon into night: storms could be severe with large hail, damaging winds, possible localized flooding. Heavy rain possible next week; placement uncertain.
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Dense Fog Advisory for parts of Missouri until 10 AM Friday; marginal risk of severe storms Saturday afternoon into Saturday night across the area.
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A few strong to severe storms possible late evening into overnight, mainly northern Missouri, and Wednesday afternoon-evening, mainly along and south of I-70.
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Dangerous heat Tuesday for most; strong to severe storms possible Tuesday afternoon into overnight, and Wednesday afternoon mainly south. Cooler from Thursday.
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