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KQ2 Forecast: Rain chance overnight

Widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible for northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas overnight Sunday into Monday morning. Clouds will clear up going into Monday afternoon and temperatures will make it into the upper 70s Monday.

Posted: Apr 26, 2020 9:33 PM

Posted By: Nadia Price

A cold front will push into the region Tuesday which may generate some strong storm possibilities. The KQ2 Weather team is still tracking models for Tuesday for the potential of severe weather. After the front moves through, Wednesday and Thursday should remain fairly calm and temperatures will warm even more for the end of the week.

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St. Joseph

Clear

63°

Hi: 64° Lo: 46°

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Maryville

Partly Cloudy

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Hi: 64° Lo: 44°

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Savannah

Partly Cloudy

63°

Hi: 63° Lo: 43°

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Cameron

Partly Cloudy

63°

Hi: 63° Lo: 44°

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Atchison

Clear

62°

Hi: 65° Lo: 44°

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Lots of sunshine across the area today with temperatures warming into the mid 60s. Tomorrow will be a similar day with highs warming into the mid to upper 60s. Cloud will start to build into the area late Thursday night into Friday morning. Rain chances will start to increase early Friday morning with scattered showers likely for the first half of the day on Friday. Several more rounds of rain are likely this weekend as highs warm into the low to mid 70s. A few thunderstorms are possibly as well but severe weather is not likely at this time. Rainfall could be moderate to heavy at times. Rain chances and warm temperatures are set to continue into next week. Friday through Monday most areas could see around 1.5 to 2.5 inches of rain totals.