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Kansas City braces for a brutal heat wave with heat index values soaring between 105 and 110 degrees—dangerously hot for this time of year. A storm system from Nebraska may trigger “heat bursts,” sudden surges of scorching, dry wind that spike temps even higher. Excessive heat warnings cover central Missouri and parts of Kansas, while a heat advisory hits the metro area, where it’ll feel like 105°F even if the thermometer reads 98°F. The oppressive heat sticks around through Wednesday, with temperatures possibly hitting 100°F and a heat index near 107°F. A stalled front will linger into the weekend. Northern Missouri might get a slight reprieve thanks to lingering clouds and cooler air, but storms could return Wednesday night into Thursday—with a small chance of strong winds. Stay hydrated and stay safe.

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