Jake Dunne
Morning Meteorologist at KWCH-TV (Wichita, KS)
Morning Meteorologist at KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS)
Morning Meteorologist @KWCH12, M.S. 📚Applied Meteorology @msstate, husband, father, runner 🏃🏼
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Jake Dunne
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Last night’s storms are long gone, but isolated showers remain possible through early afternoon. Lingering clouds through the day will keep a lid on temperatures as most areas struggle to reach 70 degrees this afternoonSunshine and a storm-free forecast into the weekend will allow for warmer temperatures to come back to Kansas. Highs in the upper 70s on Friday will climb into the lower 80s this weekend, which is normal for early June.
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Jake Dunne
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Rain returns to the forecast this afternoon and evening, and some of the storms will be strong, if not severe producing heavy rain, large hail, and damaging wind gusts. The first batch of storms will move through the Wichita metro area midday into the early afternoon. After a lull this evening, the next round of storms will arrive after 9 p.m. and those have the better chance of becoming severe.
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Jake Dunne
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - La lluvia se ha ido, pero las nubes permanecen. Se espera una disminución parcial de la nubosidad esta tarde, lo que permitirá que las temperaturas se recuperen hasta los altos 60 grados Fahrenheit (alrededor de 19-20°C), es decir, unos quince grados por debajo del promedio normal. Más despeje esta noche, junto con suelo saturado, provocará la formación de niebla.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Jake Dunne
Share WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The rain is gone, but the clouds remain. Expect partial clearing this afternoon allowing temperatures to rebound into the upper 60s, or fifteen degrees below normal. Additional clearing tonight plus saturated soil will lead to fog development. Expect areas of low visibility into Wednesday morning as temperatures dip into the lower 50s.
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1 week ago |
kwch.com | Jake Dunne
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The rain is gone, but the clouds remain. Expect partial clearing this afternoon allowing temperatures to rebound into the upper 60s, or fifteen degrees below normal. Additional clearing tonight plus saturated soil will lead to fog development. Expect areas of low visibility into Wednesday morning as temperatures dip into the lower 50s. Rain returns to the forecast Wednesday afternoon and evening, and while another soaking is a safe bet, severe weather is not expected.
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Today will be chilly, even for late November standards, but warmer, above average temps come back to Kansas this weekend. As for next week, rain and snow chances are climbing. #kswx #storm12 #kwch12 https://t.co/B7vVLgMykJ
After record setting rainfall on Monday, today will be the first of many dry days across Kansas. Today and tonight will be colder with some low wind chills headed our way. #kswx #storm12 #kwch12 https://t.co/oMl0WYOSXp
Rain, heavy at times, will dominate the morning before showers/storms slowly exit from southwest to northeast this evening. Here's a look at updated rainfall expectations, and a big temp spread across the state today. #kswx #storm12 #kwch12 https://t.co/eFXHNeCUib