Wichita, KS – Residents across central and southeast Kansas can expect a chilly start to December, with a mix of sunny days and freezing nights dominating the forecast. Highs on Sunday will hover in the 40s, while overnight lows will dip into the lower 20s in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service, Wichita will see a high of 46°F on Sunday with calm winds, making it a pleasant day for outdoor plans or Small Business Saturday shopping. However, temperatures will drop sharply overnight to a low of 24°F, so residents should take precautions to protect outdoor plants, pets, and exposed plumbing.
Travelers along I-35 and Highway 54 should remain alert to patchy frost in the early mornings, particularly in rural areas where temperatures could be lower.
Looking ahead to the week, Monday brings sunny skies with a high of 41°F, but overnight lows will remain near freezing. By Tuesday, temperatures will rebound slightly, reaching 49°F during the day before dropping to 35°F overnight. The warmest day of the week will be Thursday, with highs climbing to 51°F, offering a brief respite from the cold.
Despite the dry conditions, residents are encouraged to prepare for freezing nights by winterizing their homes and vehicles. For those planning holiday events or road trips, this week’s clear skies provide ideal travel conditions.
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