It's nice to have sunshine back in Kansas for the next few days. The warmer temperatures will be a nice change, but somewhat misleading because there's so much cold air overwhelming the weather pattern and Kansas will soon be back in the middle of it.
We expect Wednesday to be the warmest day this week for much of the area, as temperatures begin falling Thursday.
Not 1, but 3 different weather features to watch in the coming days:
Friday: This is not a terribly strong storm and should be moving quickly, but some snow accumulation looks possible. Light snow and flurries will begin in western Kansas before spreading east. It could be that the best chance at accumulation will setup across north central and eastern Kansas, but how much isn't clear just yet.
Saturday: Another weak system will come through at the beginning of the weekend. This is one is weak & highly unlikely to produce much more than flurries for the area.
Monday: The series of storm systems continue to move our way. The one we are forecasting for the beginning of next week also looks rather weak, but may still produce some light snow or flurries around the state.
And there will be more stormy weather coming later next week too. It's a very, very active weather setup for the next couple of weeks. And it's not going to be that warm either. Just look at the temperature forecast taking us into the last few days of February. Much of the country will be stuck with below normal temperatures.
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