Regional Weather Summary
Issued by NWS Wichita, KS

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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY FOR EASTERN KANSAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WICHITA KS
411 AM CDT WED MAR 12 2014

THE WINDS HAVE FINALLY SUBSIDED AFTER GUSTS TO OVER 50 MPH WERE
REPORTED IN THE EASTERN HALF OF KANSAS IN THE NIGHTTIME HOURS WITH
THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRACKING EASTWARD TO THE GREAT LAKES REGION.
CLOUD COVER HAS BEGUN TO LIFT AS WELL WITH THIS EXITING LOW. RAIN OR
A MIX OF RAIN AND SNOW OCCURRED IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART OF THE
SUNFLOWER STATE JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT...BUT PRECIPITATION HAS SINCE
ENDED. TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED TO THE MID 30S AS COOLER AIR MOVED
INTO THE REGION.

THIS COOLER AIR WILL STAY PUT AND KEEP AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES
FOR TODAY TO THE LOW TO MID 50S FOR THE CENTRAL PLAINS. HIGHS AROUND
40 DEGREES ARE FORECAST FOR IOWA AND MISSOURI. CLOUD COVER SHOULD BE
MINIMAL. WINDS WILL BE BREEZY ONCE AGAIN...BUT SPEEDS SHALL BE LOWER
AT 15 TO 20 MPH WITH POTENTIAL GUSTS TO 30 MPH.

WINDS ARE ANTICIPATED TO DROP OFF THIS EVENING TO LIGHT TO 10 MPH.
SKIES WILL HAVE MINIMAL CLOUDS WHICH WILL HELP TEMPERATURES DROP TO
THE MID 20S IN THE HIGH PLAINS AS WELL AS IOWA AND MISSOURI.
OKLAHOMA AND THE EASTERN HALVES OF NEBRASKA AND KANSAS SHOULD HAVE
VALUES CLOSER TO 30 DEGREES.

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