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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service Wichita KS

441 PM CDT Sun Jun 28 2026



Summer time heat could be found across the Sunflower State this 

afternoon with temperatures ranging from the lower 90s to lower

100s. The southwest corner was the hot spot once more with values

around 105 degrees. After a wet week, the ample moisture in the

eastern two thirds of the state resulted in heat indices of 100 to

105. Thankfully southerly winds were breezy with speeds of 15 to

25 mph and gusts of 35 to 40 mph except in the far northwest

corner which had light winds up to 10 mph. Daytime heating helped

develop some cloud cover in the eastern portions. Otherwise 

sunshine abounded.



There are minimal weather concerns in the Central Plains this

evening. A slight chance for showers and storms exists in far

northwest Nebraska. Temperatures are forecast to fall to the upper

50s in western Nebraska to around 80 degrees in eastern Kansas 

and Oklahoma. Breezy winds should persist through the overnight 

hours for most locations with speeds of 15 to 25 mph. Minimal 

cloud cover is anticipated. 



Another day of summer heat for most of the Central Plains is

expected on Monday with western Kansas into the Panhandles having

high temperatures from 100 to 105 once more. The remaining 

locations will range from the mid 80s to mid 90s. Those in the 

east may not have the temperatures near 100, but the persistent 

moisture results in heat indices of 100 to 105 for another day.

At least the breezy trend should continue for all but central

Nebraska which will have winds closer to 10 mph. Daytime heating

could help develop scattered afternoon clouds but sunshine will 

be plentiful. 



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