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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WICHITA KS
346 PM CST WED FEB 4 2026
QUIET WEATHER PREVAILED OVER THE CENTRAL PLAINS TODAY FOLLOWING THE
PASSAGE OF A FEW LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS THROUGH CENTRAL KANSAS EARLY
THIS MORNING. AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM THE 30S
ACROSS EASTERN NEBRASKA AND NORTHEAST KANSAS TO THE 40S AND 50S
ACROSS THE REST OF NEBRASKA, KANSAS, AND OKLAHOMA. MOSTLY CLOUDY
SKIES WERE OBSERVED OVER THE EASTERN HALVES OF NEBRASKA AND
KANSAS, WITH WINDS GUSTING TO 25 MPH OBSERVED ACROSS THE WESTERN
HALVES OF EACH RESPECTIVE STATE.
PATCHY FOG IS POSSIBLE TONIGHT INTO THURSDAY MORNING PRIMARILY ALONG
AND EAST OF INTERSTATE 135. OTHERWISE, PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES
ARE FORECAST THROUGHOUT THE REGION ALONG WITH LIGHT WINDS BECOMING
SOUTHWESTERLY THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT PERIOD. LOW TEMPERATURES WILL
DIP INTO THE 20S AND 30S FROM NEBRASKA TO OKLAHOMA.
WINDS WILL TURN BACK AROUND TO THE NORTHWEST WITH THE ARRIVAL OF A
SURFACE TROUGH THURSDAY MORNING. GUSTS TO 25 MPH ARE POSSIBLE BEHIND
THIS BOUNDARY AS MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES DOMINATE THE SCENE OVER MIDDLE
AMERICA THROUGHOUT THE DAY. AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE
ABNORMALLY WARM FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR, WITH READINGS IN THE 50S AND
MIDDLE 60S EXPECTED FROM SOUTH DAKOTA INTO THE RED RIVER VALLEY.
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