Winds will relax through the afternoon, but warm temps stick around through the end of the week. Meteorologist Lucy Doll tracks increased chances of showers and storms Wednesday evening.

But even with the warm temperatures, Wichita residents still have more than a month before spring begins Friday, March 20. According to McGuire, while there are no sure signs the area will see another snowfall this month, Wichita’s average last snowfall of the year is March 4.

The warmth will be accompanied by extreme wind setting the stage for dangerous fire weather conditions. Sustained winds between 20 and 40 mph will occasionally gust over 60 mph across western Kansas. Any wildfire, no matter how it gets started, will quickly grow out of control and red flag warnings are in effect across the state.

Strong southwesterly winds work to drive warmer temps into Kansas. Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman tracks high fire weather danger and midweek rain chances.

Anyone wishing for a white Christmas in Wichita will have to wait another year. While forecast put yearly chances of an inch of snow on the ground Christmas morning around 10%, the National Weather Service's latest forecast for the area shows a warm ...

Strong southerly flow will help temperatures warm over the next few days. Meteorologist Lucy Doll tracks who sees heightened fire weather concerns over the next few days.

Storm Team 12 issued a Weather Alert Day for Tuesday for most of Kansas’ western half due to an elevated fire concern.

Wichita Falls and North Texas have seen the last of falling ice and snow for awhile but not the cold. An extreme cold warning ended Monday morning, but the National Weather Service issued an extreme cold advisory for the region through 10 a.m. Tuesday.