Ross Janssen

Key takeaways for the next few days: Western Kansas will have storms overnight and Saturday AM. Severe weather chances are increasing Saturday evening Timing of storms could potentially mess up evening fireworks Cooler temperatures coming Sunday Evening/overnight - Much of the active weather will remain in western Kansas with some occasional wind and heavier downpours. Unlike the past few nights, these storms may hold together longer and last through Saturday morning.

Key takeaways for the next few days: Western Kansas is back in the running for evening storms. Hotter weather arriving Friday/Saturday Heat index will be near 100 to start the weekend Watch for Saturday evening storms; a few severe Evening/overnight - A few storms will impact western Kansas with an occasional wind gust of around 60-65 mph. Much of the active weather will fade late in the evening as they try to move east.

Key takeaways for the next few days: A few storms will return to western Kansas Wednesday evening. Storms fall apart around midnight Thursday will bring a few more storms to the west Hotter into the 4th of July Evening/overnight - Scattered storms should develop across western Kansas with possible wind gusts up to 65 mph. They will weaken late into the evening and central/eastern Kansas may not get any rain at all. Thursday - A few storms are forecast to return to far western Kansas in the evening.