Chief Meteorologist KSNW-Wichita / Proud Kansan / BS Geosciences, Mississippi State / BA Communication, Wichita State / Emmy Award Winner / AMS Seal of Approval
Ellis showed up! Always great coming back, catching up and riding the train!!! Thank you for taking care of us! Day 2 of the @KSNNews Summer Road Trip wraps up. Who is coming to see us on day 3?
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Thank you for the hospitality, Jetmore! A drink called “Eye of the Storm”? YES!!! It is the most appropriate for a meteorologist. Thank you for coming out to say hello to the KSN crew!
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What did you do on your Summer Road Trip? How about launching a weather balloon from the @NWSDodgeCity ! Thank you for showing us how the process works and being our weather partners to keep Kansans safe!
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Deerfield did not disappoint! Such wonderful folks and great conversations. Met Daniel and Jordan who have built their own tornado intercept vehicles! Storm Tracker 3 is always a hit! Thank you for coming out for our second day of the @KSNNews Summer Road Trip!
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Garden City showed up at The Refinery! What a cool place! Thank you for coming out on the first day of the KSN Summer Road Trip!
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Second stop of the day — Coldwater! A little shade and a lot of fun showing Kaylee and Mason how Storm Tracker 3 works! Thank you for coming out today.
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The @KSNNews Summer Road Trip is off and running! Our first stop — Anthony! Thank you all who came out to say “hello” and talk about the weather today at the 9/11 Memorial.
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Tornado sirens and radar are both important tools used to warn of dangerous weather. In the 1950s, Wichita #kswx was the place air raid sirens turned to tornado warning devices AND experimental radar was first put to use. Check it out below…
Special thanks to @SedgwickCounty Emergency Management, @USWeatherExpert and his book “Warnings The True Story of How Science Tamed the Weather,” and @NWSWichita for their inspiration and assistance on this story that celebrates America’s 250th.
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5:30 PM SEVERE UPDATE: Storms are starting to fill in along the cold front #kswx#okwx#newx . A NEW Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been added for counties in central and southwest Kansas until midnight. This is in addition to the Tornado Watch over Northcentral and Northeast Kansas which expires at 11 PM Saturday.
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A TORNADO WATCH #kswx is in effect until 11 PM Saturday.
* Primary threats include...
-A few tornadoes possible.
-Scattered damaging winds likely with isolated significant gusts to 75 mph possible.
-Scattered large hail likely with isolated extreme hail to the size of tennis balls.
Stay with @KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3 for updates.
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A TORNADO WATCH #kswx is in effect until 11 PM Saturday.
* Primary threats include...
-A few tornadoes possible.
-Scattered damaging winds likely with isolated significant gusts to 75 mph possible.
-Scattered large hail likely with isolated extreme hail to the size of tennis balls.
Stay with @KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3 for updates.
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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 5 AM Saturday. This includes Sedgwick, Butler, Cowley, Harper, Kingman and Sumner counties along with Kay County, Oklahoma. Winds gusting from 60-70 MPH are possible. #kswx
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Posted: 1:19 AM 6/13/26
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SHARE AND PREPARE: A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 1 AM Saturday. #kswx#okwx
Primary threats include...
*Scattered damaging winds with isolated significant gusts to 80 mph possible.
*Scattered large hail and isolated hail to 2 inches in diameter possible.
*A tornado cannot be ruled out.
Stay with @KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3 for updates.
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STORM TRACK 3 FORECAST: Storms track over southern Kansas tonight #kswx . Some could be strong. Another batch of severe weather gears up ahead of a potent June cold front by Saturday evening. Forecast update below... #okwx#newxksn.com/weather/weather-blog…@KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3
The amphibian. The myth. The LEGEND!
Every night I leave the studio, this toad greets me on the #kswx weather patio. What should we name it?
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A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH IS IN EFFECT! This includes Chautauqua County #kswx within the KSN TV viewing area until 9 PM Thursday.
Damaging winds and large hail are primary. A tornado cannot be ruled out within the Severe Thunderstorm Watch this evening.
Stay with @KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3 for updates.
Posted: 3:03 PM 6/11/26
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STORM TRACK 3 FORECAST: A Tornado Watch continues this evening over central and northeastern Kansas #kswx . More storms, some of which will be severe, will return over the weekend. You may like where temperatures head behind a strong June cold front shortly. Here is the latest... #okwx#newxksn.com/weather/weather-blog…@KSNNews@KSNStormTrack3