Weather

Cooler weather and some badly needed rain coming

Temperatures around 100 degrees this afternoon will feel like 105 when you factor in the humidity.

The heat may be killing thousands of fish in south-central Kansas.

High temperatures near 100 degrees today will be followed by afternoon temperatures close to 105 degrees on Saturday and Sunday.

High temperatures between 100-105 today and Friday will increase to 105-110 on Saturday and Sunday.

The constant heat and lack of rain are causing headaches for Kansas agriculture.

The heat isn’t stopping 4H members at the Sedgwick County Fair this week. But extra precautions are being taken to make sure the animals there stay comfortable.

Life is a lot cooler for a Wichita woman thanks to the help of a local business.

The heat dome promises to return as we head into the weekend.

With the air conditioning unit her home now silent and one of the hottest days in recent memory kicking off a string of triple-digit high temperatures, Shelley Monigold is searching for help.

The organizers for the Ellis County Fair are taking extra precautions this week to keep themselves and their animals cool and hydrated.

With little relief from triple-digit temperatures in the forecast, Wichita Transit is among groups in the city helping people find relief from the dangerous heat.

Most of the state will witness temperatures and/or feels like temperatures between 105-110.

With dangerous heat expected over the next several days with highs in the triple digits, Kansas businesses are altering schedules to keep their workers safe.

With a string of days with afternoon highs in the triple-digits including a high of 107 and a Storm Team 12 Weather Alert Day Tuesday, July 19, there come concerns about possible stress on electricity providers leading to power shortages and outages.

Due to the heat, a Pratt dry-cleaning business this week is cutting its days short by two hours.

With triple-digit temperatures expected for much of Kansas this week and this, the City of Wichita is working to provide relief to residents in need.

The police department said all of its K-9 vehicles are equipped with heat alarms.

The heat doesn’t stop workers with the Kansas Department of Transportation from doing their jobs, it just means they may have to start a little earlier.

More hot weather and a few storms on the horizon.

The Ellis Police Department shared photos of firefighters cooling off cattle after a hauler broke down on Thursday.

Please limit outdoor exposure between noon and 5 p.m.

Weather Alert for dangerous heat on Friday.

Dangerous, long-lasting heat looks likely to continue into next week.

Plenty of hot weather to come for Kansas to wrap up the week.

Under mainly sunny skies, expect highs in the near normal lower 90s.

Heating up as we move along

torm activity should begin winding down by 8-10 a.m.

A nice change in the weather through midweek.

Isolated showers and storms will be possible late this evening.