Kansas City gets one more hot, stormy day Wednesday before temperatures tumble Thursday. Strong wind gusts and localized flooding could accompany the storms.

Kansas City faces a 99-degree day and heat index near 105 before thunderstorms bring cooler weather Wednesday.

Kansas City could see heat-index values above 105 through Tuesday, with storms finally bringing cooler weather by Thursday.

Kansas City faces another day near 100 degrees, with heat indexes topping 100 and little relief before midweek.

Kansas City is under an Extreme Heat Warning through Tuesday as highs remain mostly in the mid-to-upper 90s, with only isolated days near or slightly above 100 degrees, and heat indexes reach 105.

Kansas City is in for several more days of dangerous heat, with highs near 98 and heat index values reaching 104. The Heat Advisory now runs through Saturday evening.

Kansas City could hit 99 degrees Wednesday as a heat advisory and Code Orange ozone alert cover the metro.

Kansas City is facing a long, mostly dry stretch of dangerous heat, with a Heat Advisory now in effect through Friday evening.

A Heat Advisory begins Monday as Kansas City heads toward 100 degrees and heat indexes up to 103. Warm nights will offer little relief through Wednesday.

Kansas City’s comfortable Saturday morning will give way to a near-100-degree run lasting through next week.

Mayor Quinton Lucas says the airport's 500-megawatt solar plan, once pitched to power a third of KC homes, has no restart date.

A mild Friday is the last easy day before Kansas City heads into a week of upper-90s heat. Sunday could reach 98 degrees.

Kansas City climbs to around 89 Tuesday before a brief cooldown Thursday. Then 90-degree heat returns over the weekend, with heat-index values potentially topping 100 later in the weekend.