KS Video:
Here is a look at the current hazards across the state. Areas in south central Kansas are currently in a red flag warning due to drier and gusty conditions.
Wind gust potential this afternoon.
Dry weather is expected today as a stout southerly breeze will bring in some warmer temperatures. Here is a look at temperatures around 4 PM today.
Some light precipitation will be possible across SE Kansas tomorrow through Friday morning. Here is a look at simulated radar 3 AM tomorrow through 6 PM Friday. Some heavier rain will be possible into Friday afternoon / evening across SE KS with some strong wind gust and thunder and lightning. Snow during this time will be focused into western / northern KS.
Here is a look at simulated radar from 6 PM Friday through 6 PM Saturday. Cold air will continue to filter into the backside of the system allowing for accumulating snowfall potential for mainly eastern portions of the state.
Here is a look at preferred rainfall amounts through Saturday (if all precipitation fell as rain). Heavy rainfall will be focused across SE portions of the state.
Here is a look at the probability (based off of 51 model members) of snowfall accumulations 1+”. Highest chance to see accumulating snow will be across eastern portions of the state.
Wind guidance over the next 4 days:
Temperature Charts:
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Wichita:
Salina:
Topeka:
