Today will be chilly, even for late November standards, but warmer, above average temps come back to Kansas this weekend. As for next week, rain and snow chances are climbing. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
After record setting rainfall on Monday, today will be the first of many dry days across Kansas. Today and tonight will be colder with some low wind chills headed our way. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Rain, heavy at times, will dominate the morning before showers/storms slowly exit from southwest to northeast this evening. Here's a look at updated rainfall expectations, and a big temp spread across the state today. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
A cold and frosty morning will transition into a sunny and mild afternoon. Up next, soaking rain/thunder on Sunday night and Monday followed by signs of winter later in the week. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
For the first time since last week, the entire state will be dry, albeit chilly on Election Day. Don't blink because rain and snow come back to Kansas tomorrow... and we made the first snowfall map of the season. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Another, and final round of rain/storms will sweep across the state today, then we get a break for a day or two. A second system arrives Wednesday night bringing both rain and snow chances back to the state. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Powerful storm system continues to soak the state. Here's a look at upated rainfall totals through 6 a.m Sunday, and how much more we will see through Monday #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Halloween won't be a trick or a treat, just a cool and quiet afternoon and evening. Up next, storm chances return to the state, and sooner than you may think. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Today is another weather alert day, but for a different reason, severe storms. A large part of the state is in a level 3 risk, and the timing is also a big concern. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
The next 24 to 36 hours will packed full of weather problems. Today is a weather alert for extreme wind and fire danger, and tomorrow we battle severe storms. Here's how it all unfolds. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
The next three days will be busy as we go from big wind, record warmth, and fire danger to severe storms and tumbling temps. Here's a look at how it all unfolds. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Weather changes start today with warmer afternoon temps in the 70s. Up next, record warmth and extreme wind on Monday followed by strong/severe storms on Tuesday. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
After a record high on Tuesday, we're noticeably cooler today. Record heat returns tomorrow, and so do strong storms... here's the latest timing and location. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Back and forth we go, record warmth today, cooler on Wednesday, and near record warmth on Thursday. Thunderstorms are also possible on Thursday, but most will be east of our area. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
The good news is, today will the last day of big time wind for a while. The better news is, our rain/storm chances have increased across Kansas Sunday night into Monday #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Strong and gusty winds from the south will bring both warmer temperatures and fire danger to the state today and Friday. We are still a go for rain and thunder chances this weekend, but the timing and placement has changed. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
The coldest morning in over six months will give way to windy and warmer conditions the next few days. However, that will also mean increased fire weather concerns. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Despite a sunny sky, today will have more of a November feel as highs in the low 60s feel cooler when you factor in the gusty northeast wind. And tonight will be the first freeze of the season as temps tumble into 20s #kswx#kwch12#storm12
Our cooling trend continues today as temps top-out in the upper 60s, or several degrees below normal. Tuesday will be even cooler, then our first frost/freeze arrives tomorrow night. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
Warm to hot weather is likely into the weekend before not one, but two cold fronts send our temperatures tumbling from the 90s into the 30s... here's how it happens. #kswx#storm12#kwch12
