Neville Miller

After a night filled with tornado warnings, damaging winds and heavy rain, calmer weather is finally moving back into the Kansas City area. A few showers could linger into Tuesday morning before cooler and quieter conditions settle in for the middle of the week.

Sunshine returns on Wednesday, but it will stay cool, with the high only reaching the mid-60s.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A few scattered thunderstorms are possible later this week, mainly Thursday and Friday, but right now those storms look hit-or-miss and non-severe.

Friday is a First Alert Weather Impact Day as widespread showers could slow the morning commute across Kansas City. No severe weather is expected.

Kansas City gets a brief break from the humidity this week, with comfortable conditions Wednesday and Thursday. Storm chances return Friday and continue through the weekend as summer-like weather builds back in.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Most of Thursday is expected to remain dry, with temperatures climbing from the 60s into the mid-80s.

A few showers and storms are possible Thursday night into Friday morning, but the better chance for rain arrives Sunday and Monday.

Heavy rain continues across northern Missouri and northeast Kansas Thursday night. Kansas City turns drier Friday before rain returns Sunday and Monday, followed by heat index values above 100 next week.

Scattered rain and thunderstorms could affect your Sunday and Monday plans. That's why we've made Sunday and Monday First Alert Weather Impact Days. But we've got what's shaping up to be a great Saturday ahead first.

Some storms could move from the northern Missouri area into the Kansas City metro on Friday.