Cameron Venable

Spotty showers & isolated thunderstorms will be possible through this evening. Rain chances will be very hit/miss. I hope you've enjoyed the rain lately because we are about to take a break from the moisture. https://t.co/NU3qDabZux

The environment was favorable for cold air funnels across South Central KAKEland today. Cold air funnels form in weak showers or thunderstorms when it is unusually cold aloft. Cold air funnels are very common near the Center or Cold Core of a Low. Photo by Felisha Noland. https://t.co/FptLrqP15K

Good rains across Western mainly SW KS. As suspected, heaviest rain fell outside of KAKEland. https://t.co/kDtIoODUPe

Spotty showers & isolated thunderstorms will persist through tomorrow as our Low continues to spiral near the KS/OK line. As promised, we are taking a break from severe weather this week. https://t.co/kOAEVutaD7

Starting to see our Omega Block take shape. All eyes are on the Low over Southern California. This Low will start to move closer to us over the next few days. Showers & storms will start to move into Western KS late tomorrow. Better rain chances arrive Tuesday into Wednesday. https://t.co/UILdq5UjMb

Thoughts on this upcoming week. Periodic showers & thunderstorms will be the name of the game. We will also likely see a lull in severe weather. Some severe storms MAY be possible. Heaviest rain looks to fall in SW KS but more so outside of KAKEland. https://t.co/mzC2LUF25K

Here's your reminder that cold is fair game even in May! Frost Advisories in effect for Western KAKEland tonight into Saturday morning. Some spots could drop near freezing, frost is possible. Not as cold in Central KS, but still chilly with 40s. https://t.co/jdQF7SsBAj

Go figure, showers are dying as they approach Wichita. WHY? It's simple, slow moving showers/storms rarely survive longer than an hour to two hours. Without wind shear to organize storms, they fall apart after about as hour or so. We MAY see a bit of rain & gusty winds. https://t.co/kBY1MnaB58

Tracking spotty showers & isolated thunderstorms in South Central KAKEland. Storms are moving very slowly to the SE. Storms will be very hit or miss. Hutchinson got a nice little downpour, we'll see if that cell makes it to Wichita. IF so, would likely be in the next hour or so. https://t.co/oLTEjl5UvA

Spotty showers & storms across Northern KAKEland. A few storms could be briefly strong although there isn't a lot of energy or wind shear to work with. Mainly just air mass storms, very odd weather pattern for May. https://t.co/eoKf63LoI6

Watching a large thunderstorm complex to our South. As it moves into Oklahoma, it is expected to blow up. We MAY see some rain/storms on the North end of this thunderstorm cluster. Not overly confident but the best rain chance will be near the KS/OK line after midnight. https://t.co/iPbYzGkVkA

Severe storms going up in Eastern NM moving into TX/OK Panhandles. Storms will likely mature into a line of severe storms in OK. Up here in KAKEland, we are on the North end of this thunderstorm complex. Best chance of rain is near the KS/OK line late tonight. https://t.co/zh3DNetjYA

Decent rainfall from hit/miss storms across West Central KAKEland. Even Wichita scored a bit of rain last night, 0.36". Now we watch Colorado for our next round of thunderstorms. SW KS has a pretty good chance of rain tonight, we'll see if it makes it to South Central KS. https://t.co/z8qjkVXsWw

Spotty showers & thunderstorms moving from Western into South Central KAKEland. Storms are moving SE. Storms are hit/miss & will mainly stay below severe limits. https://t.co/cjXzxBJ9Sv

This line of storms has heavy rain, gusty winds, lots of lightning & small hail. Storms are mainly staying under severe limits.

Coach B @CoachBrown07172

Light to moderate rain with pea size hail. KS -Fi-4 8 miles N of Garden City @CamVenableKAKE @NWSDodgeCity @ksmesonet @CoCoRaHS https://t.co/ointanpQIR