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More rain likely with a few severe storms possible (opens the original)
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As espected, Wednesday starts off soggy, especially across Western Kansas with widespread rain lifting from the southwest corner to the northwest. Rain and thunderstorms will meander east through the day on Wednesday. While most of the storms were tame on Tuesday, a few storms could be a little rowdy today, expecially across North and South Central Kansas. A few storms may produce high wind gusts in excess of 60mph and isolated and brief tornadoes will be possible. Rain will linger across the st
Soaking invades KAKEland Tuesday through Thursday (opens the original)
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Widespread soaking and beneficial rainfall are on the menu this week across KAKEland, as a rich plume of moisture snakes its way across Baja and the Desert Southwest and into the Central Plains. The slow moving setup and ample moisture will likely help drought stricken areas and give us a taste of soggy fall weather. Monday starts off largely dry and should be a great day to get outdoor activities and work completed before the rain rolls in on Tuesday. Tuesday morning will likely start off damp,
Rain and flooding remain a concern across KAKEland (opens the original)
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The rain comes to an end Thursday night and flooding concerns will linger into the weekend! Scattered showers and storms will spin southeasterly across KAKEland, through the afternoon and evening Thursday. With more moderate to heavy rain on the menu, the Flood Watch has been extended into South Central Kansas and now includes Wichita. Those living in flood prone areas need to be especially careful and aware to the possibility of rising water. Get alerts via KAKE First Alert Weather App. As espe
Weekend brings a cool down and possibility of severe storms (opens the original)
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Another slow moving front will meander southeast across KAKEland Friday through Sunday. The setup may end up looking very similar to how the storms formed this past Tuesday into Wednesday. Like that last round a few could be strong and possibly severe. The majority of Friday is expected to be dry, with just a very slim chance of showers and a few thunderstorms erupting across Northwest Kansas, late in the day. While a few rumbles of thunder will be possible, it looks like the majority of these s
Late day severe storms could produce high wind and some hail (opens the original)
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An unsettled and messy weather setup across KAKEland will bring a chance for day-time showers and storms Tuesday, as well as another late round that could turn severe. The most likely threat with the late storms will be high wind gusts upwards of 60mph, followed by large hail stones that could hit quarter size (1â). Confidence in our weather models is not overly high as of this time. Nearly all models have struggled to depict the morning showers and storms and there is a great deal of inconsis
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