Sizzling heat for a couple days before a nice break moves in
What We’re Tracking
- Hot for a couple more days
- Midweek storm chance
- Cooler second half of week
HEAT ADVISORY: A Heat advisory is in effect until 8pm Monday for all of Northeastern Kansas.
Mostly clear to partly cloudy tonight with south wind at 5-15mph. Between the breeze and humid air in place, temperatures will struggle to fall below 80° for tonight's low temperature.
The upcoming week looks to be fairly dry as sunny weather dominates the Central Plains. Temperatures will top out in the lower 100s for Monday afternoon with south wind blowing through the region. Afternoon heat indices will climb into the 105-108° range, as well.
We may not finally get relief from the heat until Tuesday night after a cooler front approaches. This will bring in our next rain chance by Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Temperatures should drop into the lower to middle 80s for the second half of the week as some very pleasant July weather settles in for several days.
KSNT Storm Track Chief Meteorologist Matt Miller