Light to moderate rain showers will continue through Saturday morning before gradually changing to a rain–snow mix and eventually all light snow from sunrise into early afternoon. The National Weather Service says any meaningful accumulation will be limited to far northern Kansas along the Highway 36 corridor, where up to an inch of snow is possible. Elsewhere, only trace amounts are expected before the system exits by mid-afternoon.

Gusty northwest winds behind the front may create minor travel impacts, especially in areas still seeing light snow. Winds of 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph are expected from mid-morning through early evening, potentially reducing visibility at times.

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After a dry start to the day, storms are expected to return to the region late Monday night, primarily affecting north central Kansas, according to forecasters.

Some of the overnight storms could become severe, bringing the potential for damaging winds, hail and heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service says the greater risk for severe weather is forecast for Tuesday evening into the overnight hours, with the possibility of more widespread heavy rain.

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