Today’s temperatures were cool across the state, although southerly winds helped western Kansas warm up a few degrees from yesterday.
Lows tonight drop below freezing, ranging from the upper teens to the low 30s. Many will see partly overcast skies, but northeast and northcentral Kansas will experience more clouds and possibly some moisture.
A low-pressure system will pass over the region overnight, attempting to squeeze out rain and snow in northeast Kansas. This system will cover the KSN viewing area before sunrise.
As the low quickly moves east, moisture will follow, leaving dry skies in the Sunflower State. Tomorrow will be cool, with highs in the 40s and low 50s. Winds will be from the north behind the departing low but will transition to a southerly flow by the evening.
We remain below average at the start of the week until a significantly warmer trend takes hold. Temperatures rise into the upper 50s by the middle of the week, resulting in a warm start to December.
Temperatures in eastern Kansas will return to our seasonal average by next weekend, but the remainder of the state will remain warm as above-average temperatures persist.
Reference: Storm Track 3 Forecast: Temperatures roller coaster to kick off December
