Return to average temperatures ahead of a late week cool down

What We’re Tracking

• Near average temperatures
• Warming back up early next week
• Mid-week rain chance

Some showers early on this morning, mainly southeast of the Kansas Turnpike due to a stalled frontal boundary. A low pressure centered over northwestern Oklahoma will slowly move towards the east leaving us with the chance of a few isolated showers that could pop up farther north this afternoon, but most of us will stay dry to wrap up the weekend. Highs on Sunday will once again reach the upper 80s.

Canadian wildfire smoke will still be noticeable today with air quality still being affected. Winds being to shift from the north to the southeast later this evening bringing some relief as we enter next week.

The new week kicks off mostly dry, with highs in the upper 80s to near 90°. We’ll warm into the low to mid 90s by midweek before another cold front arrives Wednesday, bringing our best chance for rain next week and slightly cooler temperatures once again.

KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Evan Biedron