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Highs in the 70s today, near 80 Monday with cooler, dry weather. Isolated showers/storms Monday night and Tuesday night. Hot Wednesday with widespread storms; a few may be severe Wednesday afternoon/evening, lingering into early Thursday.
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A beautiful double rainbow appeared behind the line of storms that moved through the Capital City this evening as seen from the WIBW TV Station. #kswx
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Highs stay in the 70s for most spots today and Monday with cooler, dry weather. A few showers and storms are possible Monday night and Tuesday night, but coverage stays low.
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Wednesday turns hot, with widespread storm chances, with some possibly being severe, developing Wednesday afternoon and evening and lingering into early Thursday.
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Cooler, Dryer Today & Monday; Heat & Storms Return Midweek Wednesday Into Early Thursday
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Highs stay in the 70s for most spots today and Monday with cooler, dry weather. A few showers and storms are possible Monday night and Tuesday night, but coverage stays low.
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Wednesday turns hot, with widespread storm chances, with some possibly being severe, developing Wednesday afternoon and evening and lingering into early Thursday.
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Just a reminder to any chasers, trackers, etc. moving through Topeka, KS. I-70 is closed through downtown. #wx #wxtwitter
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First Alert Weather Day 6/13: Severe storms possible 3–11 PM; where they form first is uncertain. Threats: golf-ball hail, 60–80 mph winds, and a tornado or two. Heavy rain (2–4" ) may cause flash flooding, esp. east-central KS. Flood Watch thru Sun AM.
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Severe storms are likely this afternoon and evening, but where they form first is still uncertain. The main severe window is 3–11 PM, with golf-ball size hail,60–80 mph winds, and a tornado or two possible.
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Very heavy rain could drop 2–4 inches (locally higher) and cause flash flooding, especially in east-central Kansas, with a Flood Watch through Sunday morning.
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Storm chances may linger tonight, then it turns milder and drier Sunday through Tuesday. Warmer weather returns Wednesday with another storm chance and possible severe impacts.
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First Alert Weather Day: Severe Storm And Flooding Risk Today Into Tonight
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Very heavy rain could drop 2–4 inches (locally higher) and cause flash flooding, especially in east-central Kansas, with a Flood Watch through Sunday morning. Storm chances may linger tonight, then it turns milder and drier Sunday through Tuesday.
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Warmer weather returns Wednesday with another storm chance and possible severe impacts.
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