Kansas Weather Alert: Showers and Possible Thunderstorms Expected Near Dodge City Today and Through the Weekend

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Dodge City, KS – Showers and potential thunderstorms are forecasted to hit Dodge City and surrounding areas beginning tonight and intensifying through the weekend. Local residents should prepare for intermittent rain, with a high likelihood of precipitation, particularly Saturday afternoon and Sunday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Dodge City. Southeast counties may experience the heaviest rain, with chances exceeding 90% by Sunday, increasing the potential for severe storms.

The NWS reports that Dodge City has an 83% chance of accumulating over 0.1 inches of rain by the weekend’s end, with surrounding areas facing similar conditions. Local forecasts predict showers starting tonight, with temperatures dropping to around 51°F, accompanied by south winds reaching 16 mph. Rainfall may intensify on Saturday, with thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, bringing further drops in temperatures to a high of 64°F and gusty south winds of up to 17 mph. Rainfall totals are expected to range from a tenth to half an inch, with higher amounts possible in localized thunderstorms.

Sunday may see more thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon, along with strong wind gusts reaching 34 mph. By Sunday night, temperatures could dip to around 45°F as rain chances decrease slightly, though scattered showers and thunderstorms remain likely.

Looking into next week, showers are expected to continue on Monday before clearing out by Tuesday, which is forecasted to be sunny with a high near 57°F. Residents in Dodge City and surrounding areas should remain vigilant and stay updated with the latest weather alerts, especially if traveling on main roads, as visibility may be affected.

For more detailed, up-to-the-minute weather updates, follow the National Weather Service’s social media and keep an eye on local alerts.

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