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Topeka, KS – A chilly wind slides across the plains this morning, carrying the first real hints of winter. After a mild start, Kansas will shift quickly into a colder, more unsettled pattern heading into Sunday and early next week.
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Wichita say showers are likely Friday night, followed by gusty south winds that could reach 30 mph by midday Saturday. Behind the front, temperatures will drop sharply, and rain may mix briefly with sleet or wet snow north of Wichita early Saturday before skies clear…