Temps pushing the lower to mid 90s today ahead of another round of showers and storms -Chris
It'll be a hot one today, but, scattered storm chances increase into the weekend.
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It'll be a hot one today, but, scattered storm chances increase into the weekend.
A trip back in time to 1559 on this day in weather history.
It's a cloudy and 'cool' day by August standards, but warm weather will return.
A look at this day in weather history.
Scattered storms this afternoon will give way to more widespread rain and storms through the night.
Highs pushing close to 100° are likely again today, but there are increasing rain chances heading into Tuesday.
We take a look at this day in weather history.
We had another very nice start to our morning with temperatures in the 60s, but, the heat is on its way back, starting today.
A look at this day in weather history.
We're looking at a pretty decent Wednesday across the area before the heat makes a return this weekend.
We're taking you back to 1989 in today in weather history.
The rain will come to an end today, but a few areas may see additional showers and storms tonight.
A look at this day in weather history in 2003.
Temps will be pushing up near 100° again today, but there is some rain on the way.
We're taking a look back at this day in weather history back in 1983.
A look at your Thursday morning weather blog.
Rain this morning keeping us cool, but as it clears out, the heat will build in.
We're taking a look at this day in weather history.
Heat advisories hang with us through this evening, storms start building in this afternoon.
A look at this day in weather history.
Another hot one as Heat Advisories Continue.
Today in weather history.
President Biden is proposing a three-month federal gas tax holiday. We spoke with local officials and representatives about the proposal.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has directed state agencies to do everything they can to help those who lost cattle due to the heat in southwest Kansas. Temperatures in our area have also been high, but cattle here aren't dying. We spoke with some local ranchers about why things are different here.