Wichita, KS – A bitter blast of winter is on the way for Kansas, bringing snow, freezing temperatures, and dangerous wind chills. The National Weather Service warns that two rounds of accumulating snow could hit Wichita and surrounding areas early next week, with the first arriving Monday night and a second, stronger system moving in by Wednesday.
According to the NWS, wind chills could drop below -7°F by midweek, creating hazardous conditions for travel and outdoor activities. Drivers should prepare for slick roads, especially along major highways like I-35 and US-54. Monday night’s system could bring a mix of rain and snow, but by Wednesday, heavier snow is likely.
Over the weekend, Wichita will see mild temperatures in the 40s with patchy fog, but conditions will turn colder starting Sunday night. Snow showers are expected through Tuesday, with temperatures dropping to the teens by Wednesday morning. Residents should prepare for icy sidewalks and difficult driving conditions.
Officials urge Kansans to stock up on winter supplies and check forecasts frequently. Schools and businesses may see delays or closures as the storm develops. Stay updated by monitoring local alerts and advisories.
