Dry weather expected on Sunday followed by chances of showers and thunderstorms on Monday. Rain chances will continue for Tuesday with things drying out for Wednesday. #kswx
Scattered areas of rain will persist through the morning and early afternoon hours today with afternoon highs in the 60s. #kswx
Trick or Treat temperature forecast across the region from 6pm to 10pm tonight. #kswx
[Friday 8:55pm] - Widespread light to moderate rain will continue to lift across southern and eastern Kansas this evening. Rainfall amounts are expected to remain generally around a tenth inch or less. #kswx
Seasonable to above average temperatures will persist the next several days. Rain and storm chances return Monday and Tuesday, along with gusty winds. Additional rain chances may arrive again Thursday. #kswx
Scattered areas of rain will persist through Saturday, although widespread rain looks unlikely. High temperatures will be in the 60s to low 70s over central and eastern Kansas. #kswx
Moderate to high rain chances with a few embedded thunderstorms will continue across the region this evening through tonight. While pockets of moderate to heavy rain are possible, severe weather is not expected. #kswx
[Friday 1:35pm]...Areas of rain with a few embedded lightning strikes and pockets of heavy rain will continue moving north into the area this afternoon-evening. Severe weather isn't expected. #kswx
[Friday 12:18pm]...Areas of rain with a few embedded lightning strikes will continue moving north into the area this afternoon-evening. Severe weather is not expected, with the main hazard being pockets of brief moderate to heavy rain. #kswx
KDot Webcams are showing dense fog along I-70 near Russell this morning. #kswx
Areas of dense fog will affect parts of central Kansas through the morning hours with visibilities down to one quarter of a mile or less at times. Drive with caution during the morning commute. #kswx
Scattered rain showers will be possible for Halloween with daytime highs in the 60s and lows in the 50s at night. Temperatures will warm into the 70s for Sunday and Monday with rain and storm chances returning to the area on Monday. #kswx
Daytime highs will be in the upper 60s to middle 70s across the region with increasing chances for showers and embedded thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. #kswx
Thursday 8:40PM Update: Slow moving storms across eastern Barton County have lead to heavy rainfall. A Flood Warning has been issued, including the city of Ellinwood. Radar estimates between 2-4" of rain in the past 3 hours. #KSwx
Thursday 7:30PM Update: Isolated storms continue to move northeast. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is now in effect for the storm east of Great Bend until 8:15PM. #KSwx
[Thursday 7:14pm]...Isolated thunderstorm southwest of Hesston moving northeast capable of penny sized hail. #kswx
[Thursday 6:54pm]...A few thunderstorms will impact central KS this evening. The strongest activity will be capable of dime sized hail, 55 mph winds, and locally heavy rain. #kswx
Hit-or-miss showers will persist through the weekend, with better chances for showers and thunderstorms Sunday night through Tuesday. Mostly above average temperatures through Monday will turn cooler next week. #kswx

ALT Daily forecast Saturday through Wednesday across combined central, south-central, and southeast Kansas. High temperatures will climb into the 70s by Sunday and Monday, cooling into the 60s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Low temperatures are mostly in the 50s. It will be windy Monday through Wednesday.
Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms will spread north across the region Friday, and persist through Friday night. Severe weather is not expected, although locally heavy rain is possible. #kswx
Isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms are possible late this afternoon and evening across the region. The strongest activity will be capable of 50 mph winds, dime sized hail, and brief heavy rain. #kswx














