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Here is a look at the current hazards across the state. NW counties are currently under a winter weather advisory with snow and freezing rain possible in these areas.
Coverage of precipitation looks to expand from south to north today. Wintry precipitation looks to be confined to NW portions of the state where snow/ freezing rain will be possible. Most locations will receive primarily rain with pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall out through the weekend. Some rumbles of thunder and gusty conditions will be possible under some of the heavier storms. Here is a look preferred simulated radar guidance from 12 PM today through 12 PM Monday.
Here is a look at preferred model rainfall amounts (if all precipitation fall as rain) out through Monday morning. Watch video for details.
Here is a look at preferred snowfall amounts out through Monday morning. NW Kansas could see amounts of 1″ – 3″ of accumulations with lesser amounts to the southeast.
Here is a look at probabilities of receiving 1″ or more of snowfall from 51 different model members.
Some freezing rain will be possible as well. Amounts around 0.1″ of ice accumulation will be possible. Do not take the amounts in the image below verbatim.
Wind guidance over the next 4 days:
Temperature Charts:
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