Goodland, KS – Residents near the Colorado border should prepare for potential thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, as sub-severe storms are forecast to develop in the region. The National Weather Service reports that while the storms are expected to be brief, they could bring sudden gusts of wind and lightning.
Today’s high temperatures will climb to the low to mid-90s, with winds picking up to around 10 to 15 mph from the south. Storms are most likely to form in the late afternoon, primarily affecting counties closest to Colorado. The National Weather Service advises that while these storms are not expected to reach severe levels, they can still pose risks, including lightning and sudden wind gusts up to 20 mph.
Residents are encouraged to secure loose outdoor items and remain indoors if storms approach. Those planning outdoor activities are urged to stay alert for changing weather conditions and avoid unnecessary risks. Monitor local weather reports and have a plan to move indoors if storms develop in your area.
Tonight, partly cloudy skies are expected to return with cooler temperatures, dropping to the mid-50s. The next few days will remain warm and windy, with more potential storm activity later in the week.
