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A chilly night is in store for the area with low temperatures in the teens and 20s. Central Kansas will see wind chills in the single digits to start Tuesday morning.
Chilly weather will continue into the middle of the week, with Tuesday highs expected to range from the 20s to near 40. Wind chills to start Wednesday will be coldest in central and eastern Kansas with values in the upper single digits.
A slight warming trend will take place over the area to close out the week before frigid air returns this weekend. We’ll see a chance for flurries heading into Sunday, but the main threat will be bitter sub-zero wind chills as we start next week.
Bitter cold Arctic air with sub-zero wind chills will likely return to the Kansas region this weekend. There is also some potential for light snow Friday night through early Sunday. Stay tuned as we continue to refine forecast details in the coming days.