Ronelle Williams

Rochester, Wichita

Weekday Morning Meteorologist at KSNW-TV (Wichita, KS)

Weekday Morning Meteorologist @KSNNews | AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist #726 | SUNY Oswego Alum | Wichita⬅Kansas City⬅St. Joseph

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Another severe threat into the weekend

3 weeks ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch remains in effect for Kay County in Oklahoma but this will likely expire soon. Early morning showers and storms in South Central Kansas are exiting to the east. Some rain to the north has not been moving much and could still show some life after daybreak. With more rounds of rain on the way a Flood Watch will be in effect today and into Saturday. Please use extra caution in flood-prone areas and do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways.
More storm chances ahead

3 weeks ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

Rivers, creeks, and streams are running high after Tuesday’s heavy rainfall. Flood Warnings will be in effect between today and Saturday morning. It is not as stormy this morning as high water gets a chance to recede. Much of the day will be drier. However, there will still be a chance for a shower or storm, especially to the southwest. High temperatures continue to be below average in the 70s and 60s. More showers and storms move in after sundown. The best chance will be to the southwest.
Damp and stormy through Tuesday

3 weeks ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

Now that showers and storms have returned they will stick around throughout much of our Tuesday. Rainfall will be heavy at times too. New South Central Kansas storms will fire up once we get into the afternoon. A few strong to severe storms will be possible around and east of the Kansas Turnpike. Even though the threat of a tornado is low, one cannot be ruled out. Near and east of the Kansas Turnpike is also where a Flood Watch will be in effect today.
Showers and storms this week, some severe

3 weeks ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

The first full week of June 2025 will start unsettled with a chance for showers and storms. Some could be severe. The greatest risk for strong to severe storms will be across the western half of the area. There is a low risk for a tornado to the northwest. Before storms get going later today our morning will be clear and dry. High temperatures will be toasty in the upper 80s and low 90s. Later this afternoon and evening is when showers and storms will begin to move in from the west.
Warm weekend, storm chance Saturday

4 weeks ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

Today’s weather will be perfect as Wichita kicks off Riverfest. Skies will be sunny with light winds and pleasant warmth. High pressure has moved in and has cleared out our skies. Despite the dry conditions, a Flood Warning remains in effect for Lyon County. Moderate flooding is expected near Neosho Rapids from the Neosho River. The rest of the area will be fine as we head into the weekend. We will need to watch out for a storm chance Saturday.
Thursday rain chance, pleasant Friday

1 month ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

The severe threat is done but some showers linger early this morning. An occasional rumble of thunder is possible but severe weather is not expected and rain will not be as heavy as last night. We will also need to watch out for patchy dense fog. A Flood Warning in Lyon County has been extended into next week. The main concern is minor flooding around the Neosho and Cottonwood Rivers. We will continue to have spotty showers slide through the area through the day. Cloud cover will be stubborn too.
Wet Wednesday as showers and storms return

1 month ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

A few showers to the west have not been holding up too well. There could still be some raindrops around over the next few hours. A Flood Warning for Lyon County remains in effect until 5:21am Thursday. Some flooding has been reported near the Cottonwood and Neosho Rivers. Even though not much rain is around early this morning, dense fog may slow you down. A Dense Fog Advisory will be in effect until 10am. Once the Dense Fog Advisory expires there will be an increasing chance for showers and storms.
Rain chances linger this week

1 month ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

The overnight and early morning has not been as stormy as the last few days. There is still some rainfall around to the start the day, especially to the northeast. After recent rainfall, a Flood Warning for Lyon County remains in effect until Wednesday evening. Some flooding is possible near the Cottonwood River in Emporia. Cloud cover will be stubborn today. There is a small chance that it could squeeze out a shower or two.
Showers and storms through the holiday weekend

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Ronelle Williams

We are starting Friday with some showers and isolated rumbles of thunder. There will be more showers and storms around by mid-morning. Strong to severe storms will be possible as early as this morning. Rainfall will be heavy at times too. The threat of a tornado is low and will mainly be to the west. Some stronger storms, especially between Central and Eastern Kansas could last into the afternoon. AdvertisementAdvertisementEvening storms to the west will need to be monitored closely.
Showers and storms through the holiday weekend

1 month ago | ksn.com | Ronelle Williams

We are starting Friday with some showers and isolated rumbles of thunder. There will be more showers and storms around by mid-morning. Strong to severe storms will be possible as early as this morning. Rainfall will be heavy at times too. The threat of a tornado is low and will mainly be to the west. Some stronger storms, especially between Central and Eastern Kansas could last into the afternoon. Evening storms to the west will need to be monitored closely.