Kansas City is set to enjoy cooler and drier air on Tuesday, with temperatures peaking around 82°F and lower humidity levels, providing a comfortable break from recent weather. According to the National Weather Service, this pleasant weather will continue into Wednesday, though southern winds will gradually return. However, by Thursday, warmer air and humidity are expected to move back into the region, raising temperatures to the mid- to upper 80s and increasing dew points into the lower 60s, which will create a sticky atmosphere. Thunderstorms are forecasted to return Thursday night, with rain expected to persist through the weekend, affecting temperatures which may fluctuate based on rainfall duration. Looking ahead, the weather service warns of the potential for hazardous heat next week, with above-normal temperatures and the possibility of excessive heat conditions.