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Overnight storms; dangerous heat coming
Saturday Morning – Some early morning storms will slowly move across southern Kansas diminishing right around daybreak, but they will exit and diminish quickly, leaving mostly cloudy skies through at least mid-morning.
Saturday Afternoon – Much of Kansas should return to sunshine for the afternoon with increasing south winds.
Sunday – Heat is the main focus of the weekend and a Storm Team 12 Weather Alert as feels like temperatures approach 105. Stronger south winds are likely to gust above 30 mph throughout much of the state.
Next Week – Dangerous heat likely to continue with a steady south wind for most of the area. Dry weather for most with isolated storms possible across western Kansas on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Isolated Storms Saturday In Far E KS, Dangerous Heat Moves In Next Week
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Saturday brings a low risk of severe weather across far eastern Kansas, where isolated strong winds and large hail are possible. A pattern shift starts Sunday, as dangerous heat moves in with heat indices climbing to 100-110 degrees each afternoon through next week. Plan for extreme heat by limiting outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours, stay hydrated, and check on vulnerable neighbors and pets.
The rain from this morning has moved out, and we’ll see mostly dry conditions through Saturday. However, Saturday afternoon brings something to watch. As temperatures climb into the upper 80s and humidity increases, we could see a few isolated storms develop in far eastern Kansas, but this is uncertain. If a storm does pop up, it has the potential to be strong or severe, so we’ll need to keep an eye on radar throughout the afternoon and evening. Confidence in storm development is low, but the threat isn’t zero. Keep your phone nearby for weather updates. If storms develop, they could be strong.
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