Wichita, Kansas — 3-Day Severe Weather Forecast
Today — Monday, June 15: No Severe Threat
Today in Wichita, expect pleasant and dry weather with cooler than average temperatures. A high pressure system will keep conditions stable and tranquil through the day. Light southerly winds and plenty of sunshine will help temperatures warm up nicely. No thunderstorms or severe weather are anticipated. Stay comfortable outdoors without any weather worries.
Tomorrow — Tuesday, June 16: No Severe Threat
Primary hazards: lightning
Tomorrow in Wichita, showers and thunderstorms will likely develop during the afternoon and persist into the night. These storms are not expected to become severe, with the main hazard being lightning strikes. Brief heavy rain and gusty winds could occur in the stronger downpours. Seek shelter indoors at the first rumble of thunder. Monitor radar updates as storms move through the area.
Day 3 — Wednesday, June 17: No Severe Threat
Primary hazards: lightning
Hot conditions are expected across Wichita on Wednesday with highs well above average. Thunderstorms will be possible during the evening and overnight hours, especially south central and southeast Kansas. These storms are not expected to become severe, as organized severe weather is not anticipated. The main hazard from any storms will be lightning, so seek shelter indoors if thunderstorms develop nearby. Stay weather aware in the evening when activity could peak.
Extended Outlook (Days 4–7)
Day 4 — Thursday, June 18: No Severe Threat
Highs near 88 degrees with lows around 66 degrees are expected amid moderate humidity on Thursday. Extended-range outlooks carry substantial uncertainty, and patterns do not currently suggest conditions conducive to severe weather. A very low general risk exists that should be monitored as details evolve over the coming days.
Day 5 — Friday, June 19: No Severe Threat
Afternoon highs near 80 degrees are expected with overnight lows around 61 degrees. The overall pattern suggests stable conditions with little potential for storm activity. However, predictability is low this far into the extended range, and some evolution toward more active weather could occur. Continued monitoring is advised as details come into focus.
Day 6 — Saturday, June 20: No Severe Threat
High temperatures near 88 degrees with lows around 69 degrees are expected amid rising humidity. A pattern may be developing that could support some convective activity by Saturday, but predictability is very low this far out. Conditions might become somewhat conducive to thunderstorms, though severe weather risk remains minimal and should be monitored closely.
Day 7 — Sunday, June 21: No Severe Threat
Highs near 88 degrees with lows around 71 degrees are expected under humid conditions. A pattern may be developing that could become conducive to thunderstorms later in the period. However, predictability remains very low this far out, and any general risk should be monitored as forecasts evolve.