Dodge City, Kansas – Strong winds and sharply colder temperatures are forecast across western Kansas Sunday, bringing gusts up to 60 mph and overnight lows falling into the teens.
According to the National Weather Service in Dodge City, very windy conditions are expected across much of the region Sunday, with widespread wind gusts ranging from 50 to 60 mph. The strongest gusts are forecast across portions of southwest and west-central Kansas, including areas around Garden City, Dodge City, Liberal, Scott City, and Hays.
Forecasters say the windy conditions may be accompanied by isolated sprinkles or light flurries, though significant precipitation is not expected.
By Sunday night, temperatures are forecast to drop sharply as colder air moves into the region. Low temperatures early Monday morning are expected to fall into the teens, including:
- Around 13° in Scott City and Ulysses
- Near 14° in Hays, Ness City, and Garden City
- Around 16° in Dodge City
- Upper teens possible in parts of south-central Kansas
The strong winds combined with colder air could create noticeably colder wind chills overnight.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor items, use caution on highways—especially high-profile vehicles—and prepare for colder overnight temperatures following the windy conditions.
For many commuters, strong crosswinds on open highways across western Kansas may create challenging travel conditions Sunday afternoon and evening.
Forecasters say additional updates will be issued if conditions change.
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