Weather

Shower and storm coverage will increase off and on as the day progresses. A few strong to severe storms are possible, mainly south of I-70, with up to half dollar-sized hail & strong winds up to 60 mph possible.

An active stretch of weather is upcoming. Showers and thunderstorms tonight, with strong to severe storm chances Friday afternoon and evening. Shower and thunderstorm chances continue through the Memorial Day weekend along with a warm up, with weekend highs in the 80's.

A warm up commences across the region. It will be a pleasant Wednesday with shower and thunderstorm chances returning late Thursday evening and overnight.

Cooler spring weather will continue through Wednesday with a warm up and increasing chances for thunderstorms Thursday into the weekend.

Rain and thunderstorms will continue to move out of the area this morning with cloudy skies and cooler temperatures through this afternoon. Storms are expected to return later tonight as they move up from southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri.

Strong to severe storms in the forecast as we get closer to the weekend. Hail and damaging winds will be the primary threat, but a tornado or two are also possible.

Strong to severe storms are possible throughout the day, but the best chance is tonight. Hail will be the primary threat, but damaging winds are also a possibility.

Light rain ending this morning. An active pattern will commence on Wednesday, with periods of heavy rain and perhaps some scattered strong to severe thunderstorms Wednesday evening.

A nice early spring-like day today with a cool start in the 40s and 60s by the afternoon. . Widespread rain will return to the area Thursday afternoon into Friday morning, but will clear out for a nice afternoon on Friday and into the weekend.

90 mile per hour winds apparently downed power lines and closed Interstate 70 this morning West of Topeka.