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It will be a mild Thanksgiving here in Kansas but as a front treks across the west during the afternoon, temperatures will begin to cool down quite a bit.
As the cold front makes its way through our region Thursday, winds will shift to the north ushering in cooler air and dropping afternoon highs into the mid to upper 50s over northwest Kansas. Central and eastern parts of our state will see highs in the 60s to around 70 degrees.
The front could produce a few widely scattered showers over south-central and southeastern Kansas Thursday afternoon but most of us will stay dry.
Cooler weather will move in behind the front Friday with statewide highs in the 50s.
We'll warm-up a bit again this weekend before another, more potent, weather system arrives early next week bringing another chance of showers Monday followed by much colder weather Tuesday when highs only climb into the 40s.
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Wichita Area Forecast:
Today: Mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles. Wind: S/N 10-20; gusty. High: 74.
Tonight: Decreasing clouds; much colder. Wind: N 10-20. Low: 32.
Tomorrow: Sunny but much cooler. Wind: N/NW 10-15. High: 51.
Tomorrow night: Mostly clear and cold. Wind: NW/S 5-10. Low: 26.
Sat: High: 58 Mostly sunny.
Sun: High: 62 Low: 34 Mostly sunny and mild.
Mon: High: 50 Low: 39 Mostly cloudy, breezy, cooler; a few rain showers.
Tue: High: 45 Low: 27 Partly cloudy and chilly.
Wed: High: 53 Low: 25 Mostly sunny and breezy.
Thu: High: 50 Low: 28 Sunny.
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