By late Wednesday night, the majority of showers and thunderstorm activity will have shifted eastward out of our region, leaving us with a dry Thursday and remainder of the week.
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“Our current expectations are for severe thunderstorms to develop in the Great Plains Wednesday morning”, forecasters announced.
Now would be a good time to review your severe weather safety procedures and know where your safe place is.
After the cold front and storms, temps will drop back into the 50’s for the end of the week.
The National Weather Service said Sunday afternoon that the strongest dynamics for severe storms should be well north of the state, which would limit the risk.
Britt wants Missourians to pay attention on Wednesday, especially because it’s Veteran’s Day. Because of the high winds predicted in this storm, it could cause damage.
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Bottom Line: Timing of this system will as always play a role on the severe threat but the severe weather looks to start in the morning which is atypical of what we normally see here in northeast Kansas anytime of the year. Weather patterns are changing in the fall, which means the jet stream is fluctuating more than usual and big temperature swings are commonplace – two ingredients for severe thunderstorms. “How fast the system will move through our area”, said Britt.
