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    You are at:Home»Top Story»Chilly weekend ahead as rain, snow chances move in

    Chilly weekend ahead as rain, snow chances move in

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    By KMAN Staff on November 27, 2025 Top Story

    Chilly conditions will persist across northeast Kansas this weekend as rain and snow chances increase from Friday night through Saturday afternoon, according to forecasters.

    Snow accumulations are expected to remain minimal, with most locations seeing only a trace. However, areas near the Kansas-Nebraska border could receive higher totals approaching an inch.

    Colder air is expected to settle into the region early next week, with daytime highs likely remaining below freezing, signaling a return to winterlike conditions.

    Residents are encouraged to monitor forecasts and use caution if traveling during periods of precipitation, especially in areas closer to the state line where slick conditions may develop.

    Stay tuned to News Radio KMAN for the latest updates.

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