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    You are at:Home»Local News»Dickinson County»Isolated thunderstorms will give way to potential winter storms by mid-week

    Isolated thunderstorms will give way to potential winter storms by mid-week

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    By Steven Shaffur on February 14, 2023 Dickinson County, Fort Riley, Geary County, Junction City, Local News, Manhattan, Pottawatomie County, Riley County, Wamego

    The weather outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday is going to be a bit bumpy.

    Thunderstorms remain possible Tuesday as rain is expected most, if not all day. That includes the potential for strong of potentially severe thunderstorms, with lightning, damaging winds up to 60 mph, and small hail being the main hazard. The National Weather Services says a brief tornado cannot be ruled out. The systems are expected to move out by nightfall, though strong winds will remain.

    A winter storm could impact the area Wednesday afternoon and evening, with the potential to linger into Thursday. The National Weather Service says 4 to 6 inches of snow is expected with locally higher amounts possible in some spots.

    Strong winds, up to 30 to 40 mph could cause blowing snow, reducing visibility and making travel dangerous.

    Motorists are encouraged to have an emergency kit in their vehicle, to include, but not limited to: a blanket, jacket, flashlight, a first aid kit and bottled water.

    Stay tuned to News Radio KMAN along with our other Manhattan Broadcasting family of stations to stay weather alert.

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    On-Air Personality/Board Operator/Producer at Manhattan Broadcasting Company. Occasionally covers local events, and severe weather.

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