Mostly above average temperatures will prevail through next Monday. Off-and-on showers and thunderstorms are expected at times, especially Friday through Saturday, and again late Sunday through Monday. #kswx
Rain chances will continue across central and eastern Kansas Tuesday, especially in the morning. Additional rainfall amounts should remain fairly light. #kswx
Scattered to numerous showers will continue moving northeast into the region this evening and tonight, mainly west of the Kansas Turnpike. Localized amounts up to around one-quarter inch are possible. #kswx
On this date back in 2020, much of the region was dealing with a rare October winter storm. Much of south central Kansas received 1 to 2 inches of snow with parts of Elk, Cowley, Chautauqua and Montgomery counties seeing ice accumulation that caused tree damage. #kswx
On this date, back in 1950 and 2014, the temperature in Wichita reached 90 degrees. This is the latest 90 degree reading ever observed in the city. #kswx
Scattered rain chances across central Kansas will expand to portions of south-central Kansas tonight into Tuesday morning. Otherwise, temperatures will be predominately in the 70s through midweek. #kswx
[Sunday 6:47pm] - Scattered showers will affect areas west of I-135 through 8 pm. #kswx
[Sunday 3:20pm] - Scattered showers will affect parts of western and central Kansas through 6 pm. #kswx
Above normal temperatures are expected to continue through Wednesday with highs in the 70s. Scattered showers will be possible Monday west of I-135 and across most of the area on Tuesday.
Scattered showers will affect parts of western and central Kansas overnight. Look for overnight lows to fall into the mid and upper 50s across the area. #kswx
Temperatures will remain mild with chances for showers Sunday night through early Tuesday morning. Most of the activity will remain west of the Flint Hills. #kswx
Warmer than average temperatures look to persist through the weekend. Chances for rain showers increase late Sunday through early Tuesday, mainly west of the Kansas Turnpike. #kswx
Warmer than average temperatures look to persist through the weekend, with breezy south winds Friday. Chances for rain showers increase late Sunday through early Tuesday, mainly west of the Kansas Turnpike. #kswx
Above normal temperatures will continue through the end of the week and into the weekend. A few clouds are expected, along with breezy conditions on Friday. #KSwx
Light showers and sprinkles will impact the region this morning. Otherwise, seasonably warm conditions will prevail through the end of the work week. #kswx
3:55PM ... A few showers are moving across portions of central and south-central Kansas this afternoon. An occasional lightning strike cannot be ruled out from time to time. #kswx
Light rain showers and sprinkles will impact the region today and tonight. Otherwise, seasonably warm conditions will prevail this week, with the next chance of rain arriving late Saturday into Sunday. #kswx
A smattering of off-and-on light rain showers will impact the region late tonight through Wednesday morning, but rainfall amounts will remain light. Otherwise, seasonably warm temperatures prevail this week, with the next chance of rain arriving late Saturday or Sunday. #kswx
Mid level clouds and sprinkles providing a great sunrise this morning across Wichita! #kswx
A warming trend is expected this week with highs gradually increasing back into the upper 70s by Thursday. #kswx

ALT Graphic highlighting a warming trend from near normal Today and Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Then on Wednesday and Thursday, highs will climb into the mid and upper 70s. Lows are forecast to be in the upper 40s through Tuesday with 50s on Wednesday and Thursday. Mostly sunny skies are expected through this period.















