Lisa Teachman
Chief Meteorologist at KSNW-TV (Wichita, KS)
Chief Meteorologist KSNW-Wichita / Proud Kansan / BS Geosciences, Mississippi State / BA Communication, Wichita State / Emmy Award Winner / AMS Seal of Approval
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1 week ago |
ksn.com | Lisa Teachman
Today will be a beautiful way to kick off the Wichita Riverfest. Winds will be light, and the sky will stay clear for the Sundown Parade and Everclear concert outside Century II. Overnight, under a star-filled sky, temps will fall to the comfortable 50s. On Saturday, a quick-moving and compact disturbance will drop south and track through Kansas. Northerly winds will bring wildfire smoke into the Sunflower State from the fires burning in Canada.
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1 week ago |
ksn.com | Lisa Teachman
Leftover showers will track through the area this evening, mainly east and south, sweeping clear early tonight. Anything that randomly “pops” in the heat of the day will wane upon sundown. Clouds will continue to break apart tonight as a high pressure system works into the state. Temperatures tonight will dip to the 40s farther north and west with the rest favoring the 50s. Sunshine will be plentiful on Friday for the kickoff of the Wichita Riverfest.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Lisa Teachman
There will be an increase in scattered showers and storms through this evening. A convoy of moisture will line up from our northwest counties to the southeast towards Wichita. A Tornado Watch is in effect until 10 PM Wednesday for several of our counties in Western Kansas into the Oklahoma Panhandle. Enough sunshine has peeked through the grungy clouds to the west, triggering isolated to severe thunderstorms this evening.
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1 week ago |
ksn.com | Lisa Teachman
There will be an increase in scattered showers and storms through this evening. A convoy of moisture will line up from our northwest counties to the southeast towards Wichita. A Tornado Watch is in effect until 10 PM Wednesday for several of our counties in Western Kansas into the Oklahoma Panhandle. Enough sunshine has peeked through the grungy clouds to the west, triggering isolated to severe thunderstorms this evening.
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1 week ago |
ksn.com | Lisa Teachman
River Flood Warnings are in effect for two rivers in Lyon County, including the Cottonwood River near Emporia and the Neosho River near Neosho Rapids. Minor flooding is expected on both rivers. These flood warnings will remain in effect through tomorrow. A spotty sprinkle or shower will linger over Kansas today. Clouds may thin slightly into this evening before thickening again on Wednesday. Lows tonight will largely be in the 50s.
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