A large dome of high pressure will continue the sweltering heat in parts of the West and the central Plains. Meanwhile, a cold front will produce severe thunderstorms, capable of all hazards, the next few days from the Mid-Upper Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Finally, a tropical or subtropical depression may form in the west-central Gulf of Mexico tonight or early Friday. Read More >
The map below represents the observed Snow Depth across southwest Kansas. Please note that this data is not official. The data is compiled using reports from ASOS sites, volunteer spotters, and cooperative observers. New maps will generally be created and update through late morning.
A text version of the latest data is available on the Regional Temperature and Precipitation Summary.
You can view ALL the data that was used to create this image HERE.
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