Warmer weather coming back to Kansas

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – Meteorologist Jake Dunne says it’s a clear and funky begin to our Tuesday with wake-up temperatures within the 30s and 40s. Nonetheless, shiny blue skies promise to take temperatures into the close to regular decrease 70s this afternoon.

The primary of some climate disturbances will transfer by way of the world late tonight into Wednesday. Whereas showers and storms are doable, particularly over southwest Kansas, neither heavy rain nor extreme climate are anticipated.

A second batch of storms is feasible Wednesday night time into Thursday morning, and whereas widespread extreme climate shouldn’t be anticipated, some storms might be robust producing heavy rain, gusty wind, and small hail.

Hotter temperatures and better humidity are doubtless later this week and into the weekend, and that will set the stage for stronger to extreme storms, particularly Saturday night time into Sunday. Anticipate highs properly into the 80s Friday and this weekend, or 10 to fifteen levels above common.

WICHITA AREA FORECAST:

Right now: Sunny and milder. Wind: N 5-15. Excessive: 73.

Tonight: Clear, then a couple of clouds. Wind: Mild and variable. Low: 43.

Tomorrow: Partly cloudy; remoted showers, after which storm possibilities into the night time. Wind: SE/S 5-15. Excessive: 74.

Thu: Low: 54. Excessive: 78. Largely cloudy; probability of storms early, and once more late.

Fri: Low: 59. Excessive: 85. Partly cloudy to largely sunny.

Sat: Low: 60. Excessive: 86. Largely sunny; probability of storm into the night time.

Solar: Low: 56. Excessive: 82. Reducing clouds.

Mon: Low: 60. Excessive: 84. Largely sunny.

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