Dean Jones

07/06/2025

An isolated storm or two later this afternoon across south-central Kansas, however severe storms are possible across western Kansas after 8pm. Another round of severe storms expected on Monday night, this cluster of storms could be more widespread, with wind gusts 60-75 mph possible.

07/06/2025

The jet stream is starting to show signs of a prolonged active weather pattern across the central Plains, which is not typical for early July. This means, more wet weather is expected across Kansas through next weekend. Severe storms will also be possible, especially during the evening and overnight hours as storms roll of the High Plains.

07/06/2025

Western Kansas will see another round of severe storms later this evening and into the overnight. Golf ball hail and wind gusts 60-70 mph will be possible.

Another round of evening and overnight severe storms Monday, mainly across western Kansas.

Unsettled weather continues into early next week

07/06/2025

Typical July weather pattern with hot, humid days and stormy afternoons and nights. A few storms later today and tonight could be severe. The highest potential for severe storms both tonight and Monday night will be across western Kansas.

07/06/2025

Storms later today across south-central Kansas could be strong, however severe storms are possible both tonight and Monday night across portions of western Kansas. The primary threat will be golf ball size hail and damaging wind gusts 60-70 mph.

07/05/2025

Isolated storms this afternoon and overnight, otherwise the higher potential for strong to severe storms comes Sunday evening across western Kansas. As the storms move east into central Kansas after midnight, the intensity should diminish.

07/05/2025

A tropical weather system off the coast of South Carolina has gained strength and has been upgraded to Tropical Storm Chantal. Moving slowly north, it will make landfall as a tropical storm in South Carolina on Sunday morning.

07/05/2025

A pop-up shower or storm possible, otherwise decreasing clouds later today with a chance of storms across western Kansas. Storms tonight for northern and western Kansas.

Humid today and Sunday, with feels like temperatures in the mid 90s to near 100.

Adrian Campa's Forecast

07/05/2025

Typical July weather pattern across Kansas with warm and humid conditions through the weekend. Highs in the upper 80s and 90s, feeling more like the mid 90s to near 100 with the humidity. A few storms possible too, strongest across western Kansas.

07/01/2025

Summer heat has an effect on humans, but what about our pets? Paw burns are a serious problem during the summer months. When the air temperature reaches 100 degrees sidewalks (concrete) and streets (asphalt) can reach temperatures of 135-140 degrees. This can burn your pets paws in less than 5 minutes, so keep them in the grass and make sure they are getting plenty of water to stay well hydrated.