Severe weather and high winds ripped through north central Missouri on Saturday night. The National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill said an EF-0 tornado passed through Trenton, with winds reaching 85 miles per hour.
As debates over gender affirming care continue in Missouri and Kansas, some healthcare professionals showed their support for the transgender community in a demonstration on Sunday.
Instead of holding a church service Sunday morning, Wesley United Methodist Church picked up the pieces after severe storms passed through historic downtown Trenton last night.
After a hot and humid Sunday afternoon with near record heat Kansas City and surrounding areas are once again under the risk for severe weather tonight.
Most of us will make it to the upper 80s and lower 90s by Sunday afternoon. Mostly dry during the day, but we need to watch out for stronger storms late into the overnight as an approaching disturbance slides in.
For areas along and north of 36 Highway until 11:00 pm. Any storms that develop in the highlighted area could be capable of producing severe weather including large hail and/or a tornado.
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