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KX Storm Team #OneMinuteForecast w/Tom Schrader 7/11 (supersized!)

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by: Tom Schrader

Posted: Jul 11, 2019 / 02:49 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 11, 2019 / 02:50 PM CDT

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Dave’s Thursday Night #OneMinuteForecast 4-15

by Dave Holder / Apr 15, 2021

Chances for light rain and snow showers will increase overnight as a weak disturbance arrives from the north. Temperatures will drop into the upper 20s and low 30s. Cloudy skies and chances for light precipitation will remain with us through tomorrow morning, with some clearing expected to the north by tomorrow afternoon as high pressure builds in. High pressure will also mean sunnier skies and warmer temperatures Saturday. A stout cold front will push through our area Sunday morning, bringing another chance for rain and snow and dropping temperatures through the afternoon. Next week will start out with below-average temperatures and outside chances for additional precipitation. A much warmer and sunnier latter half of next week is expected.

-Meteorologist Dave Holder

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Increasing Chances for Rain and Snow Tonight

by Dave Holder / Apr 15, 2021

Chances for light rain and snow showers will increase overnight as a weak disturbance arrives from the north. Temperatures will drop into the upper 20s and low 30s. Cloudy skies and chances for light precipitation will remain with us through tomorrow morning, with some clearing expected to the north by tomorrow afternoon as high pressure builds in. High pressure will also mean sunnier skies and warmer temperatures Saturday. A stout cold front will push through our area Sunday morning, bringing another chance for rain and snow and dropping temperatures through the afternoon. Next week will start out with below-average temperatures and outside chances for additional precipitation. A much warmer and sunnier latter half of next week is expected.

-Meteorologist Dave Holder

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Cloud cover continues, slight warmup: Mike’s #OneMinuteForecast 4/15/2021

by Mike Dandrea / Apr 15, 2021

Cloud cover is expected to start your Thursday, which helped keep our overnight lows up around the freezing point in the southern part of the state and upper 20s off to the north. There will be a few chances for some precipitation in various forms heading into the weekend, but those will not amount to much.

By Saturday, the clouds will clear out, giving way to more sunshine. Our temperatures will also warm up to more seasonable levels.

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