Wichita, Kansas – A strong spring storm system will sweep through Kansas Wednesday, bringing a surge of showers and thunderstorms to Wichita and surrounding areas. By afternoon, the chance of storms jumps to 80%, with localized flooding possible and hazardous travel conditions along U.S. 400 and I-135.
According to the National Weather Service in Wichita, showers may begin early Wednesday and continue into the evening, with storms likely between 1 and 4 p.m. Winds from the northeast will range from 7 to 9 mph. Rainfall could be heavy at times, increasing the risk for standing water and reduced visibility during the evening commute. Residents should avoid driving through flooded roads and secure outdoor objects.
By Wednesday night, rain tapers slightly but lingers with a 60% chance of continued showers. Thursday brings another round of possible storms, especially between 1 and 4 p.m., as the system slowly exits the region.
Looking Ahead:
- Friday: Drier weather returns with a high of 72°F and only a slight chance (20%) of morning rain.
- Saturday: Sunny skies and mild spring temps near 76°F.
- Sunday: Mostly clear and pleasant with highs around 74°F.
- Monday: Warmer trend continues, sunny and near 79°F.
