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Topeka, Kan. – A warmer-than-normal start to March is expected across Kansas, with mild air favoring mostly rain from Sunday, March 1, through Thursday, March 5.
According to NOAA’s 6-10 day outlook issued Monday, Kansas is favored to see above-normal temperatures during the March 1-5 stretch, while precipitation trends near to slightly above seasonal averages across the central Plains. That warmer pattern significantly lowers the risk of widespread snow, with rain expected to be the primary precipitation type statewide…