Goodland, KS – Residents should prepare for potential severe weather as rain and thunderstorms are forecast to impact the area starting Sunday afternoon. These conditions could lead to locally heavy rainfall and strong storms. Early next week, colder air will move into the region, bringing a chance of rain transitioning into snow on Monday and Wednesday. This unsettled weather pattern highlights the need for the community to stay vigilant.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, scattered showers and thunderstorms will become more widespread Sunday evening. Winds could gust up to 35 mph, and strong thunderstorms may develop, leading to localized hazardous conditions. Monday evening brings colder air, introducing the possibility of rain mixed with snow. While accumulations are expected to remain light, residents should monitor roads, especially along major routes like U.S. Highway 24 and I-70, for slick conditions.
The five-day forecast shows varied weather. Today will be partly sunny with highs near 63°F. Sunday promises a high of 68°F, but clouds and storms move in during the evening. By Monday, highs will drop to the mid-40s, and light snow could fall after 9 p.m. Tuesday offers a brief respite with sunny skies and highs around 57°F. Wednesday, colder air returns, and rain could shift to snow by night.
Residents should remain weather-aware and check local advisories for updates. Carrying an emergency kit in vehicles and preparing for sudden weather changes are recommended. Stay tuned for more forecasts as conditions evolve.
