What...Snow Expected. Total Snow Accumulations Of Up To One And A Half Inches. * Where...Portions Of Southeast Kansas And Central, East Central, South Central, Southwest And West Central Missouri. Highest Chances For Snow Accumulation At This Time Look To Be …
Rain is moving toward the Four States out of Oklahoma and eventually that combined with the snow in central Kansas is going to bring our counties snow late tonight into Wednesday morning as well. A Winter Weather Advisory is in…
Winter Weather Advisory In Effect From 6 Pm This Evening To Noon Cst Wednesday. * What...Snow Expected. Total Snow Accumulations Of Up To Two Inches. * Where...Portions Of Southeast Kansas And Central, East Central, South Central, Southwest And West Central…
Rain And Snow Mix, Changing To All Snow. Slushy Accumulations Up To 1 Or 2 Inches Possible. * Where...Woodson, Allen And Neosho Counties. * When...Early To Mid-Evening Through About 6 Am Friday Morning. * Impacts...Plan On Slippery Road Conditions.
Mixed Precipitation Expected. Total Snow Accumulations Of Up To Two Inches And Ice Accumulations Of A Light Glaze. * Where...Portions Of Southeast Kansas And Southwest And West Central Missouri. * When...From 9 Pm This Evening To Noon Cst Friday. *…
Still holding onto some light snow in the far northwest Four States, most everyone else seeing straight rain. And it stays as rain for the afternoon and evening as our temperatures have now even out in the mid 30s.
Transition to all rain is just about complete and now that we have temperatures in the mid 30s we can keep it as rain for the rest of the morning and afternoon.
As the system moves west to east we're seeing freezing drizzle develop (indicated in pink) and then rain on the back side of it. This is going to persist for a while because of the temperatures right at or just…
While it's going to skirt our counties, there's a fair amount of snow blowing around in and east of Kansas City should you have travel plans that take you north. It will roll to the southeast of us this afternoon…
Tornado Watch (purple), Severe T-Storm Watch (orange) & T-Storm Warnings (yellow) as of 11 a.m.
At 833 Am Cst, A Severe Thunderstorm Was Located 7 Miles Northeast Of Mutual, OK, Moving Northeast At 45 Mph.
South Winds 15 To 25 Mph With Gusts Up To 40 Mph Expected. * Where...Osage, Washington Ok, Nowata, Craig, Pawnee, Tulsa, Rogers, Creek, Okfuskee And Okmulgee Counties. * When...From 11 Am This Morning To 6 Pm Cst This Evening. *…
The National Weather Service In Tulsa Has Issued A Wind Advisory, Which Is In Effect From 1 Pm To 7 Pm Cdt Wednesday. * Timing...Midday Thru The Afternoon Hours.* Winds...Wind Gusts Between 40 And 50 Mph Are Expected.* Impacts...Winds This…
Not only is it raining a lot harder across the Four States with this second round of thunderstorms that started mid-morning, but you can see the pink lightning icons that are becoming much more widespread as the rain moves east.
The Flood Warning for Bourbon Co., KS, expires Thursday evening, while the Warning for Vernon Co., MO, lasts until Sunday:For The Little Osage River Near Horton... * At 8:45 Am Tuesday The Stage Was 32.4 Feet. * Flood Stage Is…
Pockets of heavy rain indicated in yellow on the Skywatch Storm Tracker getting ready to cross into SWMO after an already wet morning in SEK and NEOK. Additional rains form behind this morning band so it's almost like it comes…
While the first wave of morning showers are now east of the Four States, the second wave is making its way through SEK. Unlike our band that started the day, this one is showing a fair amount of lightning strikes…
We have a report (blue circle icon) out of Cowley county, just west of our highlighted counties, where Emergency Management found hail 0.8" in diameter.
The first batch of rain now sits squarely over SWMO, and the second wave coming out of central KS/OK is now dropping a fair amount of lightning in Tulsa and along the I-35 corridor.
Flood watches indicated in green dominate central and western Kansas and don't expire until Wednesday evening. For the time being the Four States does not have any watches/warnings/advisories.
While we've had light rain Monday morning in the Four States, the larger batch of storms has stayed considerably to the south through Oklahoma and Arkansas.
While there's some pretty good cloud cover for those of you taking a business trip, no precipitation as we have to go pretty far north of Kansas City to find any action. Warmer temperatures as you head southwest as…
