Residents across the region should prepare for potentially severe weather on Sunday and Monday, with strong storms and a flash flood threat possible both days.

Forecasters say the exact location of the most intense storms will depend on the placement of a warm front on Sunday and a dryline on Monday. These shifting boundaries will influence where storms develop and how severe they become.

Heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding in some areas, so those with travel or outdoor plans should stay weather aware and be ready to adjust plans if conditions worsen.

Stay tuned to News Radio KMAN for the latest updates.

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Residents across the region should prepare for potentially severe weather on Sunday and Monday, with strong storms and a flash flood threat possible both days.

Forecasters say the exact location of the most intense storms will depend on the placement of a warm front on Sunday and a dryline on Monday. These shifting boundaries will influence where storms develop and how severe they become.

Heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding in some areas, so those with travel or outdoor plans should stay weather aware and be ready to adjust plans if conditions worsen.

Stay tuned to News Radio KMAN for the latest updates.

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Cloudy and cool conditions are expected today, with isolated to scattered showers developing across the area from west to east. Rain and storm chances will increase tonight and continue into Sunday morning.

Thunderstorms are forecast to redevelop Sunday afternoon and overnight, with some storms in north central Kansas potentially becoming strong to severe.

An upper-level storm system will lift northeast across the Plains on Monday, bringing another round of showers and thunderstorms, particularly along a dryline in the afternoon and evening. Severe storms on Monday could produce all types of severe weather hazards.

A cold front will move through Monday night but may stall across southeastern counties, keeping a chance for showers and storms in the forecast for Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to warm into the 80s on Monday ahead of the front.

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