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Storm chances continue into the weekend

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by: Matt Miller

Posted: May 22, 2019 / 06:16 PM CDT / Updated: May 22, 2019 / 06:16 PM CDT

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Mostly sunny and pleasant afternoon before clouds increase tonight

by Becky Taylor / Mar 4, 2021

We're starting things off nice and clear today, but we'll begin to see clouds moving in later this afternoon, becoming cloudy tonight.

Highs, later today, will make it into the low 70s again, and winds will be out of the south and east at about 5-10 mph.

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Brushing up on lightning safety as severe weather season approaches

by Ryan Matoush / Mar 3, 2021

TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) - Severe Weather Preparedness Week continues as we dive deeper into March and further into meteorological spring. Lightning is one of the most common dangers associated with severe weather and is often referred to as the "underrated killer."

The most important way to keep yourself safe from lightning is by avoiding getting into a dangerous situation to begin with. Monitoring the weather and keeping up with local forecasts is key to staying ahead of the curve and being weather-aware.

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Spring warmth sticks around for a while

by Matt Miller / Mar 3, 2021

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Tonight, we can expect clear conditions again and cool temperatures as we drop all the back into the lower to middle 30s. The wind will remain light and variable throughout the night, as well.

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