531 

NZUS01 KTFX 132200
RWSTFX
MTZ301>330-141200-

Regional Weather Synopsis
National Weather Service Great Falls MT
400 PM MDT Mon Apr 13 2026


 - Isolated mountain snow and lower elevation rain showers this
   afternoon and evening.

 - Gusty winds along the Rocky Mountain Front Tuesday and
   Wednesday.

 - A spring storm late Wednesday through Thursday brings impactful
   mountain snow, with lower elevation snow Thursday.

 - Drier and milder conditions move in for the weekend.


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571 

AWUS83 KICT 132224
RWSICT
KSZ032-033-047>053-067>072-082-083-091>096-098>100-141030-

Regional Weather Summary
National Weather Service Wichita KS
524 PM CDT Mon Apr 13 2026

Well above normal temperatures and breezy south to southwest winds
prevailed across Kansas today, with early evening temperatures in
the 80s to near 90 degrees. Wind gusts reached up to around 45 mph
at times today. The warm and dry weather supported elevated
grassfire danger west of Interstate 135. As of early evening, a
few isolated thunderstorms were impacting east-central Kansas
along a sharpening dryline. Golfball sized hail was reported in
and around Cottonwood Falls.

A few isolated thunderstorms will remain possible into the evening
over eastern Kansas. Large hail, damaging winds, and perhaps a
tornado could accompany the strongest activity. Otherwise breezy
south winds will persist tonight. Forecast low temperatures range
from chilly 40s over northwest Kansas, to mild 60s over eastern
Kansas.

Stout and gusty southwest winds and well above average
temperatures will persist Tuesday across the region, supporting
more elevated grassfire danger west of I-135. Additionally,
scattered thunderstorms are possible during the afternoon and
evening over portions of central and eastern Kansas, with severe
weather once again possible. Forecast high temperatures range from
the 70s over northwest Kansas, to 80s elsewhere across the state.

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