Goodland, KS – A frost advisory is in effect for parts of Kansas, including Goodland and Wichita, as temperatures drop significantly starting Monday. Residents should prepare for potential frost, especially in low-lying areas near I-70. The National Weather Service advises those with sensitive plants to take precautions tonight, as freezing temperatures could arrive as early as Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Goodland, the frost risk will continue through Wednesday morning, with temperatures expected to dip into the 30s across most of the state. Goodland could see lows near freezing Monday, with highs ranging from 64 to 78°F. The frost advisory highlights the need for early preparations to protect plants and outdoor equipment.
Wichita will experience similar conditions, with high temperatures remaining in the low 70s through Thursday. A potential for frost will occur Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, as overnight temperatures may plunge into the 30s. This shift follows notably warm fall temperatures, with highs in the 80s on Sunday.
Along with the frost advisory, Kansas residents should be aware of windy conditions returning midweek, particularly in the western part of the state. Winds from the south, reaching speeds of 25-35 mph, could complicate travel along highways like I-35 and I-70. Fire risks will also increase as dry conditions persist.
