Dodge City, Kansas – Rain showers are moving into southwest Kansas early Tuesday morning, bringing potential disruptions to the region’s morning commute. Light rain is expected to begin around 5 a.m. and may persist through mid-morning, with isolated thunder near the Oklahoma border.
According to the National Weather Service in Dodge City, the rain will move across the Panhandle of Texas and into southwest Kansas by 5 a.m., intensifying by 9 a.m. The rain may remain light initially, with a chance of widely scattered showers or sprinkles. However, steady rainfall is expected to develop as the morning progresses.
In cities like Dodge City, Liberal, and Guymon, drivers may encounter slick roads and reduced visibility during the wet conditions. Authorities recommend exercising caution on area highways, including U.S. 50 and U.S. 56, which could see some localized flooding if rainfall intensifies. Those in rural areas should be prepared for muddy roads and potential travel delays.
While severe weather is not expected, an isolated rumble of thunder near the Oklahoma border cannot be ruled out. The rain is forecasted to gradually move eastward, with a clearing trend expected by midday.
Travelers are advised to monitor conditions and plan for possible delays. Additional updates will follow as conditions develop.
