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WHAT WE’RE TRACKINGMostly sunny todayQuiet patternExtremely warm next weekend Today we see highs climbing into the upper 60s and lower 70s with a mostly sunny sky. Winds will be out of the north from 5-15 mph. Calm winds for the next serval days. The storm system that arrives on Wednesday afternoon looks to stay off […]

What we’re Tracking Tonight, cloud cover moves into the area and winds remain rather calm. The storm system that arrives on Wednesday afternoon looks to stay off towards the south so we will miss out on any beneficial rain chances. However, this system will bring in overnight clouds and possible showers for our southeastern counties […]

What We’re Tracking We had clear skies across Northeast Kansas for the eclipse viewing. Luckily, the cloud cover that moves in has held off. We see a partly cloudy sky through this evening and temperatures drop down into the upper 30s and lower 40s. Tomorrow, we see highs climbing into the upper 60s and lower […]

A storm responsible for producing rain from the foothills of the northern Rockies to the mid-Atlantic and southern New England coasts will move out to sea into Monday. But AccuWeather meteorologists say improvement will be slow after the steady rain departs and forecasters already have their eyes on a storm for the East Coast next weekend. The storm deposited 6-10 inches of rain on parts of Nebraska and South Dakota into Friday night. The same storm system had its moments for severe weather as w

After a clear and frosty evening, with temperatures dipping into the mid and upper 30s, Kansas City can anticipate a sunny but cool Saturday.

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A coastal flood watch will be in effect from Pompano Beach until just a bit north of Key Largo from sunrise until 8 PM on Sunday.

Temperatures will climb into the 90s

The weather will remain sunny and hot over the weekend, with temperatures ranging from the upper 80s to low 90s.

Enjoy the nice weather now. Labor Day weekend will be hot. The upside? The humidity won’t be “as oppressive,” said the National Weather Service.