***** Update 4-28-25 12:30 p.m. *****
Severe storms are possible a little closer to Coffeyville late tonight, with a zone from Wichita east to include northwest Elk County and Greenwood County. Then, after midnight, the forecast is still holding for better severe weather chances. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive a warning overnight.
Heavy rain remains possible tomorrow and Wednesday with 2-5 inches likely and locally up to 8 inches possible.
***** Update 4-28-25 5:45 a.m. *****
Severe storms are possible late overnight into early Tuesday morning for the four-states.
Isolated severe storms may form this evening between 5 and 9 p.m. in southcentral Kansas but are not expected to make it into southeast Kansas. Between midnight tonight and 8 a.m. Tuesday, southeast Kansas, northeast Oklahoma and southwest Missouri has the best chance to see severe weather development, including damaging winds and large hail. The greatest chance for severe weather has now shifted to the north.
The severe weather threat Tuesday will then shift to include eastern Oklahoma, southern Missouri and northwest Arkansas.
Heavy rainfall up to three inches is possible Tuesday through Wednesday night for the area as numerous showers and storms are expected to move through the KGGF listening area.
***** Original Story *****
Severe storms are possible for the four-state area on Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, a few storms are possible late Monday and could bring damaging winds, large hail and a few tornadoes. If storms devlop, they would be more likely after 4 p.m. Southeast Kansas has the greatest risk of severe weather and Elk and northwest Montgomery county are currently on the southern edge of the greatest risk area. The forecast is likely to change as uncertainly remains, but the rest of the four-state KGGF listening area is currently in the "slight" risk category for severe weather. KGGF will provide updates as they are available and will provide severe weather coverage on the air if needed.
