Wichita, KS – Thanksgiving travelers across Kansas could face a significant shift toward wetter weather as precipitation probabilities climb heading into November 18–24, raising concerns about developing storms, heavy rain, snow, freezing rain and potentially icy highways during the busy holiday travel period.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its November 10 outlook favors above-normal precipitation across Kansas and much of the central Plains from Wednesday, November 18, through Tuesday, November 24.
Kansas stands out in the national outlook, with portions of the state reaching the 70–80% probability category for above-normal precipitation. That places parts of Kansas among the strongest wet signals in the country during the period…