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WeatherSunday, November 1

Storms are headed for Wichita on Monday, and Election Day could bring gusts over 50 mph

The Daily Wichita teamFrom Sunday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're heading out Sunday, you're in good shape. KSN's Storm Track 3 forecast has Wichita mostly cloudy with a high of 71 and a 10% chance of showers. Monday is the day to plan around.

Rain chances in Wichita jump on Monday

Source: KSN.com

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Value
Sun., Nov. 110%
Mon., Nov. 290%
Tue., Nov. 350%
Wed., Nov. 410%

A storm system may focus higher instability into south-central Kansas on Monday afternoon, and that's where KSN sees a chance of severe storms. KWCH said Friday that heavy rain looks likely and wind and hail can't be ruled out Monday. Wind-driven showers are possible Tuesday before things dry out Wednesday. KSN says Election Day gusts over 50 mph are possible, along with some lingering rain.

  • Sunday night: breezy, 30% chance of showers and storms, low 61
  • Monday: windy, 90% chance of showers and storms, high 74
  • Tuesday: windy, 50% chance of showers and storms, high 63
  • Wednesday: 10% chance of rain showers, high 64

Wichita's highs dip from 74 Monday to 63 Tuesday

Source: KSN.com

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Wichita daily high
Sun71°
Mon74°
Tue63°
Wed64°
Thu66°
Fri67°
Sat67°

Sources: KSN.com, KWCH

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