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This week’s forecast will largely carry the same theme throughout the short and long-term: very hot and very dry. A rather potent high-pressure system will move in over the course of today and tomorrow and…
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A return to more seasonal conditions over the long-term is in the cards for us here in central and eastern Kansas. High pressure that was responsible for the string of upper 90s to low 100s…
One last week of heat we will have to endure this week before a noticeable, and perhaps refreshing, change in the weather by the end of the weekend and early next week across the state.…
After an extended period of cooler temperatures and consistent rainfall chances, we do a hard 180 and bring in true summer heat and dry conditions. High pressure from the western US has now become the…
Seasonal temperatures and isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be persistent across central and eastern portions of the state for the remainder of the week before we may see the heat begin to stick…
In what should continue to help make dents in the current drought conditions gripping the eastern half of the state, more opportunities for precipitation will exist throughout the rest of the week. Northwesterly flow aloft…
Happy Fourth of July everyone! We got an active window of weather coming up over the next few days, with chances for scattered thunderstorms, some possibly being severe. Coinciding with this, temperatures look to finally…
Read more of Wet and active period of weather ahead: Kansas Agriculture Forecast – 7/4/2023
Greetings! Hi everybody! My name is Kaden Schroeder and I am excited to debut agriculture forecasts once a week for central/eastern Kansas. Special thanks goes to Nick Lilja for giving me the opportunity to do…
After two weeks of every-day-there-is-a-tornado-somewhere weather, the big subtropical ridge in the southeast is shifting to the west. This will shove the jet stream further north and re-position a lot of the moving pieces needed…
In a recent study from Scientific North America Journal of Science a group of geologists linked southern plains and southeast shower times to tornado frequency. In a quote from the findings: The longer people shower…
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