Strong south and southwest winds and low relative humidity will result in dangerous fire conditions for both Thursday and Friday. 

Locations generally west of Interstate 135 will be at greatest risk Friday afternoon and early evening due to rapidly dropping relative humidity.

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 </figure>National Weather ServiceStrong south and southwest winds and low relative humidity will result in dangerous fire conditions for both Thursday and Friday. Locations generally west of Interstate 135 will be at greatest risk Friday afternoon and early evening due to rapidly dropping relative humidity.

NWS warns of dangerous fire conditions Thursday, Friday

It will remain chilly on Wednesday with highs in the 40s. 

Stronger south winds on Thursday will send temperatures into the 50s with lower humidity values resulting in very high fire danger in the afternoon. 

It will remain windy on Friday with even warmer highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. 

A cold front will drop temperatures back into the 40s on Saturday.

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 </figure>National Weather ServiceIt will remain chilly on Wednesday with highs in the 40s. Stronger south winds on Thursday will send temperatures into the 50s with lower humidity values resulting in very high fire danger in the afternoon. It will remain windy on Friday with even warmer highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. A cold front will drop temperatures back into the 40s on Saturday.

Temperatures warming through Friday; fire danger later in week

Patchy areas of light snow flurries are possible through early evening. Accumulations or adverse impacts are not expected.

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 </figure>National Weather ServicePatchy areas of light snow flurries are possible through early evening. Accumulations or adverse impacts are not expected.

NWS: Light snow flurries expected; accumulations not

Numerous rain showers will develop and spread north across the region by this afternoon through tonight. The heaviest rainfall amounts of a half an inch to an inch are possible for areas along and east of the Kansas Turnpike.

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 </figure>National Weather ServiceNumerous rain showers will develop and spread north across the region by this afternoon through tonight. The heaviest rainfall amounts of a half an inch to an inch are possible for areas along and east of the Kansas Turnpike.