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Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Kansas Weather Podcast — it's Tuesday, February 24th. Step outside and you'll feel 33 degrees. Feels crisp. Feels calm. Feels like spring is teasing you. Don't fall for it. Today kicks off the wildest temperature ride Kansas has thrown at us in weeks. We're talking record-flirting warmth, fire-danger winds. And winter's curtain call by Sunday. Buckle up. Start in the northeast. You hit 64 degrees by 3 P.M. Under partly sunny skies. Sounds perfect, right? Except those southwest winds gust to 32 miles an hour by late morning. The kind that'll yank your hat clean off. Tonight clouds roll in as temps ease to 37 degrees. Wednesday cools slightly to 58 degrees with a chance of rain overnight. Fire danger stays elevated today, so skip the backyard burn pile. Push south-central and the heat cranks higher. You're looking at 66 degrees by 3 P.M. With gusts near 30 miles an hour. Feels like someone opened an oven door. Tonight stays mild at 39 degrees. Wednesday brings another balmy 67 degrees before rain chances sneak in Wednesday night. But here's the twist.. Sunday crashes to 48 degrees with rain showers possible. That's a 20-degree nosedive from today. Now western Kansas? You're basically auditioning for summer. 71 degrees by 2 P.M. Yes, seventy-one. Winds shift north later today, but overnight lows only dip to 33 degrees before bouncing back. Wednesday holds at 70 degrees. Then Sunday reality-checks you at 44 degrees with a slight chance of snow showers. Classic Kansas whiplash. The pattern through Friday? Widespread 70s. Then a cold front slams the brakes this weekend. Sunday brings a 40-degree temperature crash in some spots, with rain and snow possible. Winter's last stand might be messy. Silver lining? We're gaining 2 minutes and 28 seconds of daylight today. Spring's coming.. Eventually. Enjoy the warmth today. Just watch those winds. And maybe keep that jacket close for Sunday. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
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