As of March 31, 2025, Kansas is experiencing a significant shift in weather patterns, with morning snow in the western regions and multiple storm chances anticipated throughout the week.
Current Conditions and Immediate Forecast
- Morning Snowfall: Overnight, colder air settled into northwest Kansas, leading to snow showers this morning. Ground temperatures remain warm, resulting in minimal accumulation, primarily on elevated and grassy surfaces.
- Temperature Outlook: Highs today are projected to range from the upper 40s to lower 60s across the state, with northwest winds contributing to cooler conditions.
- Overnight Temperatures: Expect lows tonight to dip into the 20s and 30s, accompanied by a slight chance of light showers in southwest Kansas.
Upcoming Storm Systems
- Tuesday: A quick warm-up is anticipated as gusty south winds prevail. The jet stream is forecasted to position directly over Kansas, enhancing the potential for rainfall. The first of several disturbances is expected to arrive Tuesday evening, bringing showers and storms. While severe weather ingredients are present, the timing of moisture arrival may limit the severity. A Slight Risk is issued for northern Kansas on Tuesday night.
- Late Week Outlook: Additional rainfall is projected through the latter part of the week, though the likelihood of severe conditions diminishes.
Weekly Summary
| Day | High/Low (°F) | Conditions | Wind (mph) | Precipitation Probability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 61/44 | Partly cloudy, cool | N/NW 10-25 | 20% |
| Tuesday | 73/50 | Windy, warmer | N/NE 8-18 | 20% |
| Wednesday | 71/49 | Turning cloudy | N/NE 8-18 | 10% |
| Thursday | 63/43 | Cloudy, brief afternoon showers | N/NE 8-18 | 30% |
| Friday | 57/45 | Cloudy, windy | N/NE 8-18 | 40% |
| Saturday | 50/40 | Cloudy, chilly with showers | N/NE 8-18 | 50% |
| Sunday | 60/39 | Mostly cloudy, breezy | N/NE 8-18 | 20% |
Safety Precautions
Residents are advised to stay informed about the evolving weather conditions, especially with the potential for severe storms later in the week.
Monitor updates from local weather authorities and have emergency plans in place.
Kansas is navigating a week of variable weather, with initial snowfall in the west transitioning to stormier conditions statewide.
Staying informed and prepared is essential as the week progresses.
