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09/19/2025

Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for the highlighted area in Kansas! There are ongoing storms as well with active Severe Thunderstorm Warnings that I will post below!

09/10/2025

A line of thunderstorms is developing and making its way across the I-135 area. Some pockets of heavy rain are present, but nothing severe as of now. Keep your eyes on the sky and stay safe!

09/08/2025

Flash flooding is now a concern with these storms. Heavy rain mixed with the slow-moving nature of the storm will lead to some dangerous conditions. If you see water flowing over the road, turn around, don’t drown. Stay safe and keep you eyes on the sky!

09/08/2025

A cluster of thunderstorms is moving across northern and central Kansas! Additionally, a special weather statement has been posted for Ellsworth and Saline counties for 40mph winds and penny sized hail. These storms are moving almost straight east, so Salina should be prepared for some heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail in about 30 minutes!

09/08/2025

Heavy rain, with a low chance of hail, are possible starting around 5am and continue throughout most of the morning across central Kansas! Current models show very heavy pockets of rain will have a chance of localized flooding. This line of storms will likely impact morning commutes, so make sure to be careful as roadways will collect water quickly! Stay safe and keep your eyes on the sky!

09/05/2025

Some rain and thunderstorms possible across most of the state overnight and through the morning hours! Make sure to take the necessary precautions if you are traveling in the morning, as heavy rain can quickly collect on roadways, leading to dangerous driving conditions! Keep your eyes on the sky and stay safe!

09/04/2025

09/04/2025

09/04/2025

Extremely Dangerous Thunderstorm Entering West Wichita! 70mph winds and baseball sized hail have been confirmed!

09/03/2025

9/3/25: 🚨Hail outlook for this afternoon! The yellow shaded area indicates a 15% chance of hail, with the hash marks indicating large hail will be possible! Hail stones the size of golf balls are expected as of now, accompanied by winds up to 70mph in some areas!🚨

Today’s storms have a chance to be dangerous, please take precaution to make sure you are safe!

Keep your eyes on the sky!

09/03/2025

This is the updated Reflectivity (moisture) scan for the area today, 9/3/25. Storms look to initiate along the I-70 corridor around 5pm and track to the south-southeast. Strong winds, hail, and isolated tornado are all possible with these storms as the cold front sweeps across the area!