The Kansas Weather Podcast

Your morning Kansas weather update Get ready for unseasonably hot weather across Kansas today. Here comes record-breaking temperatures for March 29th, with readings climbing well into the upper 70s and lower 80s this afternoon. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 46 degrees at 7 A.M.

Your evening Kansas weather update Dangerous fire weather conditions are spreading across Kansas today, with Red Flag Warnings now covering most of the state. Strong south winds combined with low humidity are creating critical wildfire danger through this afternoon. Right now at 7 A.M., temperatures are sitting at a cool 46 degrees, but that's about to change dramatically.

Your midday Kansas weather update Red Flag Warnings blanket Kansas this Saturday afternoon, with strong south winds and extremely dry conditions creating dangerous fire weather across much of the state. Multiple alerts affect nearly every region as humidity drops and winds strengthen. This morning started calm with temperatures around 47 degrees, but conditions are changing rapidly.

Your morning Kansas weather update Multiple weather alerts are creating challenging conditions across Kansas this Saturday. Freeze warnings and red flag warnings paint a picture of fire danger meeting freezing temperatures - a combination requiring extra vigilance throughout the state. This morning starts cold with temperatures bottoming out near 30 degrees around 7 A.M.

Your evening Kansas weather update A Red Flag Warning takes effect tomorrow from 11 A.M. Across much of Kansas, with critical fire weather conditions expected.

Your midday Kansas weather update Kansas faces a cold reality check this Friday with freeze warnings blanketing much of the state. Temperatures plummeted overnight. And Here comes a chilly start that demands attention to both your plants and your weekend plans.

Your morning Kansas weather update Fire weather conditions take center stage across Kansas today with multiple alerts in effect. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanket much of the state as dry air combines with gusty winds to create dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning. This Friday brings a notable cooldown after recent warmth.

Your evening Kansas weather update Dangerous fire weather conditions are gripping Kansas today with multiple Red Flag Warnings in effect through 9 P.M. Record-breaking heat near 100 degrees combines with strong winds and extremely low humidity to create critical grassland fire danger across much of the state. This Thursday morning starts warm at 42 degrees, but temperatures will skyrocket through...

Your midday Kansas weather update Kansas faces a dramatic weather whiplash today with record-breaking heat giving way to severe thunderstorms and a massive temperature plunge. We're tracking 29 weather alerts statewide, including Wind Advisories and a Red Flag Warning, as this powerful system moves through. This morning starts mild with temperatures already in the 70s, but we'll soar to a record-s...

Your morning Kansas weather update Red Flag Warnings are in effect across much of Kansas today as temperatures soar toward record-breaking levels. Here comes a high of 94 degrees this afternoon with strong southwest winds creating dangerous fire conditions. This morning starts mild with temperatures already in the 60s.

Your evening Kansas weather update Dangerous fire weather conditions are developing across Kansas today and tomorrow, with multiple Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches now in effect. The combination of strong winds, low humidity. And near-record temperatures creates critical fire danger through Friday.

Your midday Kansas weather update Fire Weather Watches are in effect across multiple regions today as temperatures soar into the lower 90s with very low humidity and gusty winds creating dangerous fire conditions. Any outdoor burning should be avoided completely. This Wednesday morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s statewide.

Your morning Kansas weather update Fire danger takes center stage across Kansas today with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches blanketing much of the state. The combination of record-breaking heat, bone-dry conditions. And gusty winds creates critical fire weather conditions that demand extra caution.

Your evening Kansas weather update Here comes a real temperature roller coaster this Tuesday across Kansas. We started out with a pleasant 51 degrees early this morning, but hold onto your hats because we're heading for 90 degrees by late afternoon.

Your morning Kansas weather update A typical Kansas spring pattern settles in today with temperatures swinging from cool morning conditions into pleasant afternoon warmth. We'll see a thirty-degree temperature spread between daybreak and mid-afternoon. Starting your Tuesday morning, temperatures sit near 39 degrees at 5 A.M.

Your evening Kansas weather update Red Flag Warnings are in effect across much of Kansas this Monday afternoon and evening. The combination of strong winds and low humidity creates dangerous fire conditions that will persist through 9 P.M.

Your midday Kansas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Kansas today as strong winds create hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service has issued Wind Advisories and Red Flag Warnings affecting numerous counties, with gusts potentially reaching 45 miles per hour this afternoon. This Sunday starts mild but expect significant changes throughout the day.

Your morning Kansas weather update Strong winds and dangerous fire conditions are taking over Kansas today, with gusts reaching 45 miles per hour and Red Flag Warnings posted across multiple counties. These alerts affect millions of Kansans through this Sunday afternoon. This morning starts mild at 72 degrees, but don't let that fool you – temperatures will plummet throughout the day.

Your evening Kansas weather update Here comes a significant weather shift across Kansas today with Red Flag Warnings and Wind Advisories covering much of the state. The combination of strong winds, warm temperatures. And dry conditions means extreme fire danger through this afternoon and evening.

Your midday Kansas weather update Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Kansas this Saturday, with Wind Advisories and a Red Flag Warning creating hazardous conditions. Sixty-six alerts total are impacting communities statewide as strong winds combine with critically dry conditions. This morning starts warm with temperatures already in the upper 70s, but change arrives quickly.

Your morning Kansas weather update Fire weather conditions are the big concern across Kansas this Saturday, with multiple Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches in effect as temperatures soar into the mid-90s this afternoon. The combination of record heat, low humidity. And gusty winds creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning.

Your evening Kansas weather update Red Flag Warnings are in effect across much of Kansas today as we face an extreme fire danger situation. With bone-dry conditions, southwest winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. And near-record temperatures climbing into the low 90s, any spark could quickly turn into a fast-moving wildfire.

Your midday Kansas weather update Dangerous fire conditions are spreading across Kansas today with Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches covering much of the state as temperatures soar toward record highs and winds gust up to 30 miles per hour. This Friday morning starts mild with temperatures already in the 60s, but we're heading for a scorcher. By noon, expect readings in the low 80s with s...

Your morning Kansas weather update Fire Weather Watches are posted across much of Kansas today as dry conditions combine with gusty winds and near-record heat. The extreme fire danger means any spark could rapidly spread out of control. This morning starts mild with temperatures around 49 degrees, but we'll see a dramatic warmup through the day.

Your evening Kansas weather update Fire danger takes center stage across Kansas today through Saturday, with multiple Fire Weather Watches already posted for western and south central portions of the state. The combination of unseasonably warm temperatures, bone-dry conditions. And increasing winds creates concerning conditions for rapid fire spread.