Corning
Corning, KS · Weather
KSNT News
Pleasant start to the week before rain spreads into our area
What We’re Tracking Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows in the lower to middle 60s under a partly cloudy sky. The humidity level will drop a little overnight, but that will only as some patches of fog develop. Monday will be mostly dry, as well. We’ll start the day with a few clouds, but […]
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Mostly quiet Monday gives way to several days of rain and potential flooding mid-week
What We’re Tracking Today will be mostly dry, as well. We’ll start the day with a few clouds, but those will gradually clear out through the day, too. We should see more sunshine Monday afternoon than we’ve had in recent days, with temperatures once again reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. The sunshine does […]
WIBW
Dry To Start The Week, Then Heavy Rain and Flooding Risk Return
KVOE
Rainfall and storm chances persist through Saturday with rainfall and potential flooding a concern into next week
More showers and thunderstorms are on the way for the KVOE listening area, but the greatest concern may come later in the week. The National Weather Service in Topeka expects scattered showers and thunderstorms today and tonight. Forecasters say the storms should generally remain weak, with a low chance of widespread hazardous weather this weekend. Sunday and Monday look quieter, although some light rain or drizzle remains possible.
diamondprowl.com
Destructive Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Northeast Kansas as a Dangerous Storm With 80 MPH Winds and Quarter Size Hail Tracks Toward Topeka
TOPEKA, KS — A destructive thunderstorm warning has been issued for portions of northeast Kansas, as severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near Ogden to Wilsey, moving northeast at approximately 40 mph. Forecasters warn that these storms carry the potential for 80 mph wind gusts and quarter-size hail, with Topeka and its surrounding communities directly in the projected path of the advancing line. The storm has a documented history of producing wind gusts around 75 mph, reinforcing concerns about its destructive potential as it continues tracking northeast.
KSNT News
Cool stretch ahead with rain chances
What We’re Tracking Today will be another cool day. Highs reach the lower to middle 70s. We’ll once again start mostly cloudy before some sunshine tries to break through during the afternoon. Wind will be light out of the north at 5-10 mph. The cooler weather sticks around through much of the week, and a […]
KSNT News
Fall-like temperatures take over this week with another chance for rain late week
What We’re Tracking Temperatures this evening will be cool and fall into the upper 60s, shortly after sunset. There is a chance of an isolated shower or two this evening and into Monday morning. Winds will remain from the north behind last night’s cold front. By Monday, we begin a stretch of much cooler weather, […]
WIBW
Fall Temperatures Arrive, Few More Showers Sunday Evening, Storms Return By Late Week
WIBW
Hot Today Turning Stormy This Afternoon, Then A Much Cooler New Week Ahead
KSNT News
‘This year it’s going to be really tough’: Berryton pumpkin patch impacted by hot weather
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Pumpkin season is fast approaching, but one local farmer said this year’s extreme heat has taken a toll on his crops. Staff at Shively Farms are expecting fewer pumpkins than last year following recent hot weather near the end of August that caused some pumpkins to mature too quickly. Weeds and bugs […]
KVOE
Localized flooding ends after heavy rain earlier this week
Localized flooding has ended after heavy rainfall for much of the KVOE listening area earlier this week. The Marais des Cygnes River above Reading was out of its banks from mid-morning to early afternoon Wednesday. The river crested at 19.63 feet around noon, less than a foot above flood stage, and went back under 19 feet less than 2 hours later. Damage reports are pending.
KVOE
Flooding localized after most recent heavy rain
Flooding is underway, but it is highly localized after major rainfall totals Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning. Flooding developed before noon at the Marais des Cygnes River gauge above Reading. At last check, the river was around 19.6 feet, above flood stage of 19 feet. The river is in a flood warning until Thursday morning, but it may well go back within its banks before sunset Wednesday.