Precipitation in the Pacific Northwest into the Northern Rockies; Bering Sea Storm in Alaska

A Pacific storm will bring rain and high elevation snow from the Pacific Northwest into the Northern Rockies. A series of storms are expected to move through the Bering Sea bringing strong winds, heavy precipitation, and elevated water levels from the West Coast to northern Alaska. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Oct 28, 2026 at 5:20:41 am CDT

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National Weather Service Wichita, Kansas

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Forecast Summary

Breezy afternoon winds, warm temperatures, and low relative humidity values will create enhanced fire spread rates across portions of eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas Wednesday afternoon. The highest grassland fire spread rates are forecast along and north of I-44 where winds will be the strongest.

Rain potential increases across E OK Friday afternoon before becoming more widespread Friday night into Saturday. Highest rain chances occur late Friday night through Saturday morning, then decrease during the afternoon and evening hours. A few isolated thunderstorms may be possible, but heavy rainfall and severe weather are not expected at this time.


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Precipitation in the Pacific Northwest into the Northern Rockies; Bering Sea Storm in Alaska

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