Dodge City, Kansas – High temperatures in western Kansas are climbing into the low 90s this week, and with the heat comes a low but steady chance for evening thunderstorms through Sunday. Residents in cities like Dodge City, Hays, and Garden City could see isolated storms starting Friday night, especially as moisture builds from eastern Colorado.
According to the National Weather Service in Dodge City, daily highs will reach 92 to 93°F across the region from Friday through Sunday, with lows hovering in the mid-60s. Rain chances remain modest—between 10% and 25%—but will be most likely between 6 p.m. and midnight each evening.
Garden City, Liberal, and Scott City should expect warm, dry days with minimal rain impacts until the weekend. However, brief showers or rumbles of thunder could move in after sunset. The risk of widespread severe weather remains low, though gusty winds or brief downpours can’t be ruled out.
Residents planning outdoor events should keep an eye on the sky after dark and secure lightweight items ahead of any storms. No watches or warnings are currently in effect.
More updates are expected by Friday as storm chances become more defined.
Five-Day Forecast Snapshot (June 11–15):
- Wednesday: Highs 85–90°F, lows near 64°F, dry
- Thursday: Highs mid-80s, lows around 61°F, <10% rain chance
- Friday: Highs near 88–90°F, 10–15% evening storm chance
- Saturday: Highs around 91–93°F, 15–25% chance of evening thunderstorms
- Sunday: Continued heat near 92°F, 15% evening rain/storm chance
