Kansas City faced strong thunderstorms early Monday, which resulted in a tornado warning for parts of the metro area. Following the storms, the National Weather Service forecasts a hot and humid day with temperatures rising into the mid-80s. Dew point values are expected to climb into the low to mid-70s, creating muggy conditions. The heat index, influenced by high humidity, will push perceived temperatures into the 90s. However, a high-pressure system is anticipated to move into the area, which will help reduce Gulf moisture, making conditions feel less steamy by Tuesday and Wednesday. During this period, actual temperatures should align more closely with the heat index, with highs expected around 81 degrees, which is typical for early June. As the week progresses, winds will shift to a more southerly direction, signaling the approach of another storm system. This system is expected to bring a new round of active weather, including rain and thunderstorms, from Friday through the weekend, with showers likely continuing through Sunday.