Lucy Doll
Meteorologist at KSNW-TV (Wichita, KS)
Meteorologist at @ksnnews | #MizzouMade | KC native | KS ➡️ MO ➡️ LA ➡️ KS | All opinions are my own | #kswx
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2 weeks ago |
ksn.com | Lucy Doll
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place for our Oklahoma counties and a few southcentral Kansas counties through 10 PM Sunday. These storms are in an environment that will fuel them and allow them to become severe, producing large hail and strong winds quickly. An Enhanced Risk for severe weather is in place for our Oklahoma counties today, with a Slight Risk for a large section of Southern Kansas. Storms will be capable of producing all hazards today, though the tornado threat is on the lower end.
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2 weeks ago |
ksn.com | Lucy Doll
Following heavy rainfall across the southern half of the region early this morning, we saw clear and sunny skies this afternoon. Temperatures climbed into the 80s this afternoon with winds out of the northwest. Conditions this evening will stay warm and clear. It will be a great night to get out and enjoy the last evening of Riverfest. Lows will dip into the 50s and 60s by sunrise. Winds will slowly swing to be back out of the southwest. Storms return tomorrow by the late afternoon and evening.
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3 weeks ago |
ksn.com | Lucy Doll
Flash Flood Warnings are in effect for Sedgwick, Butler, Harvey, Marion, Chase, and Lyon counties through 5:00 PM Tuesday, as heavy rainfall causes flooding across the region. We have gotten numerous reports of stalled cars and roadways covered in water. Please never drive through a flooded roadway. Heavy bands of rain will continue through southcentral Kansas this afternoon with strong storms possible.
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3 weeks ago |
ksn.com | Lucy Doll
A large portion of southwest Kansas has been upgraded to an Enhanced Risk for severe weather this evening as a wave of energy enters the state. The warmth and humidity across the region today have created an environment primed to fuel storms as this piece of moisture arrives. Storms will begin to fester this evening along the Colorado state line after 5 PM. Strong winds and hail will be the primary concerns.
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3 weeks ago |
ksn.com | Lucy Doll
After a warm and sunny day, southerly winds will take control tonight and pull humidity into the Sunflower State. Temperatures will sit in the 50s and 60s by daybreak with clear and starry skies. We stay clear for the first half of Monday, but southerly winds crank up the humidity and heat. Highs will flirt with the 90s in some areas ahead of our next round of showers and storms. A boundary will track through the region tomorrow evening, bringing the potential for strong to severe storms.
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Tornado Warning for Kay County in OK until 10:45pm. https://t.co/dfzYswaJc8 #okwx https://t.co/p007b58GkM
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for parts of southcentral Kansas through 4 AM Wednesday. This will replace the Tornado Watch that is in effect through 10 PM Tuesday. https://t.co/XPOgVaBSwr @KSNNews @KSNStormTrack3 #KSWX https://t.co/HCo6Vk4Yzq
RT @LisaTeachman: Golf ball and 70 MPH winds are possible with this storm in Sedgwick County at 8:47 PM (6-17-25). A Severe Thunderstorm W…