Wichita, KS – Mild and dry conditions will continue across central, south-central, and southeast Kansas through the first half of the week before a shift toward wetter and potentially stormier weather arrives midweek. Temperatures will climb well above normal for mid-November, with a notable warmup by Monday.
According to the National Weather Service Wichita, today will remain sunny and seasonably mild, with afternoon highs ranging from 65° to 71° across the region. Overnight lows are expected to fall into the mid-40s to near 50°, keeping the start of Monday fairly comfortable.
A stronger warmup arrives Monday, when partly sunny skies allow temperatures to rise into the 69°–78° range. Areas south and west of Wichita may see the warmest readings, approaching the upper 70s. Monday night lows will settle between 41° and 56°, depending on location.
On Tuesday, clouds increase slightly but the mild pattern continues. Highs will vary from 62° to 75°, while lows fall into the upper 30s to low 50s. Most areas remain dry through the day.
Rain and storm chances return by Wednesday, with the first wave bringing a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will remain warm in the 64°–72° range. A more organized system moves in Thursday, raising rain chances to 60% and bringing highs down slightly into the 59°–66° range.
The unsettled pattern lingers into Friday, with a 40% chance of rain as highs cool further into the 49°–61° range.
Forecasters note that while severe weather is not currently expected, multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms may impact travel and outdoor plans late in the week. Residents should monitor updated forecasts for timing details as the system approaches.
