11K views · 22 reactions | [7:00 AM Radar Update | July 18th, 2025] Isolated to scattered thunderstorms continue across portions of central and southeast Kansas. The strongest storms will produce heavy rainfall and occasional lightning. | US National Weather Service Wichita Kansas | Facebook

14K views · 126 reactions | It's another Weather Alert Day for the Wichita area as severe storms are likely after 4 pm. Here's a look at the timing, main weather concerns, and the difference between today and last Friday. | KWCH 12 News | Facebook

Weather Alert: Winter Weather update - Noon Super Doppler Radar at Noon, and a look at road conditions using the images from KanDrive.org. Latest Future Track (Forecast Model) showing most of the precipitation coming to an end in south-central Kansas around 2-3 p.m with light freezing drizzle tapering to flurries. Expecting flurries overnight with another round of snow developing just in time for the morning commute. About 1-2" of snow across Wichita Metro Monday morning through Noon. Heaviest 2

1K views · 15 reactions | 6:35pm radar update: Storms will continue to slowly sink south out of central Kansas. Stronger storms will be capable of dime to quarter size hail, 50 to 60 mph winds and heavy rain. | US National Weather Service Wichita Kansas | Facebook

19K views · 40 reactions | [4:43am Radar Loop]...A line of thunderstorms is moving southeast across central and northern Kansas. 55-65 mph winds, small hail, and heavy rainfall will accompany these storms at times. | US National Weather Service Wichita Kansas | Facebook

12 reactions | 3pm radar update: Scattered showers continue to lift north across the area. Generally light rainfall amounts are expected for areas that experience showers. | US National Weather Service Wichita Kansas | Facebook

7.6K views · 88 reactions | When winter weather arrives, Wichita Public Schools is ready. Our dedicated team works behind the scenes—monitoring forecasts, preparing facilities, and ensuring schools are safe, warm, and ready for learning. Because no matter the forecast, our focus remains the same: taking care of our students and staff. | Wichita Public Schools | Facebook