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Feels Like 4 Degrees | Kansas Weather

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Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Kansas Weather Podcast — it's Monday, February 23rd. Step outside right now and that 15 degrees will slap you awake faster than any coffee. But here's the plot twist.. By tomorrow afternoon, you'll be peeling off layers like it's April. Right now, the whole state is locked in the deep freeze. Northeast Kansas sits at 14 degrees. South Central at 20. Western Kansas at 15. But watch what happens by this afternoon. Western Kansas rockets to 52 degrees by 5 P.M., while Northeast Kansas only climbs to 38. That's a 14-degree gap across the state, all thanks to stubborn high pressure camping out in the east. Tonight, lows dip to 12 in the northeast, 21 in South Central. And 15 out west. Then around 5 A.M. Tuesday, the winds flip from north to northwest in the northeast. And that's your signal. The warm-up is here. By Tuesday afternoon, every region jumps 25 to 30 degrees. Northeast Kansas hits 62. South Central reaches 65. Western Kansas? A balmy 70 degrees. In February. And it sticks around through Friday, with highs in the 60s and low 70s. Wednesday night brings a cold front with light rain, mostly central and eastern regions. Just a tenth of an inch or less, enough to knock temps back to the upper 50s Thursday. Then Friday and Saturday? Back to 70 degrees statewide. Sunday reality checks in with highs in the 40s and 50s, plus a slight chance of rain and snow up north. One heads up.. Fire danger spikes Tuesday and Friday in Western and South Central Kansas. Gusts to 25 miles an hour and humidity in the teens make even small sparks dangerous. Hold off on burning anything. Classic Kansas. Freezing at sunrise, practically summer by tomorrow. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

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