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This is K E C 59, broadcasting on a frequency of 1 62 point 5 5 mega hurtz. This is Chance Storm, one of the voices of south-central Kansas NOAA Weather Radio. This broadcast originates from the National Weather Service office at Wichita's mid continent airport. We serve south-central Kansas from tower facilities furnished by K W C H T V in North Wichita.
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The current time is 119 AM CDT,
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HERE IS A WEATHER BRIEFFING FOR MID-AMERICA. PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES WERE SEEN ACROSS EASTERN KANSAS THIS 

AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES REMAINED ABOVE NORMAL...WITH READINGS IN THE 

90S. WINDS WERE PREDOMINATELY FROM THE SOUTH AT SPEEDS OF 15 TO 25 

MPH...WITH ISOLATED GUSTS IN THE 30S.



A COLD FRONT EXTENDED FROM CENTRAL IOWA...INTO SOUTHEASTERN 

NEBRASKA...AND THROUGH CENTRAL KANSAS THIS AFTERNOON. THUNDERSTORMS 

DEVELOPED ALONG AND AHEAD OF THIS BOUNDARY. THE FRONT WILL MOVE 

FURTHER SOUTH...INTO CENTRAL KANSAS AND NORTHERN MISSOURI THIS 

EVENING. THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY WILL CONTINUE TO INITIATE THUNDERSTORM 

DEVELOPMENT ACROSS MUCH OF MIDDLE AMERICA...WITH THE LONE EXCEPTION 

BEING ARKANSAS. SOME STORMS OVER SECTIONS OF NORTHEASTERN KANSAS AND 

IOWA MAY BE SEVERE. 



AS THE FRONT CONTINUES TO SLOWLY MAKE ITS WAY THROUGH THE HEARTLAND 

TOMORROW...PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES...AS WELL AS THUNDERSTORMS 

AND RAINSHOWERS WILL REMAIN POSSIBLE...ACROSS MOST OF THE CENTRAL 

PLAINS. 



BEHIND THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY COOL CONDITIONS WILL BE EXPERIENCED OVER 

AREAS OF WESTERN NEBRASKA...AND NORTHWESTERN KANSAS.  AHEAD OF THE 

FRONT HOT CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE ACROSS OKLAHOMA AND SOUTHERN 

ARKANSAS.



OVERNIGHT LOWS ARE EXPECTED TO RANGE FROM THE 40S OVER WESTERN 

NEBRASKA AND WESTERN IOWA...TO THE 40S AND 50S OVER WESTERN 

KANSAS...TO THE 60S AND 70S ELSEWHERE. HIGH TEMPERATURES FOR 

TOMORROW...WILL VARY FROM THE 80S AND 90S OVER ARKANSAS...TO THE 70S 

OVER NEBRASKA AND IOWA.