Category: Weather
Clay County Storm Siren Activation Policy Statement
Clay County Kansas Photo Courtesy of Canva Outdoor warning devices known locally as “Storm Sirens” are located in all of the incorporated cities in Clay
Free Severe Weather Presentations Help Kansans Prepare for Storm Season
By Payton Tholstrup Image courtesy of The National Weather Service According to a recent article by KWCH Reporter Ana Valdez, The National Weather service is
The Magdalene Project to Open 24/7 Warming Shelter on Friday
Photo Courtesy of Canva The Magdalene Project in Junction City announced it will open a 24/7 warming shelter to support community members during an upcoming
Snow Squall Caused Travel Troubles Throughout Area Over the Weekend
Photo Courtesy of Canva Over the weekend, a snow squall warning was issued throughout Kansas due to a band of heavy snow, accompanied by high
Hypothermia is a risk even with warmer temperatures
By Jennifer Theurer Hypothermia seems like a problem for arctic regions, but Clay County Health Department Administrator Dana Rickley says it can happen even when
Kansas Highway Patrol offers safe winter driving advice
By Jennifer Theurer This time of year can throw snow, freezing rain, and fog at drivers. Public Resource Officer Tod Hileman of the Kansas Highway
Series of Earthquakes Shake Portions of Central Kansas
By Payton Tholstrup Image courtesy of USGS Over the last two days, a series of small earthquakes shook portions of central Kansas. One of the
Prepare Now: What to Keep in Your Vehicle for Winter Emergencies
By Payton Tholstrup Image courtesy of Canva Winter weather is on the horizon and it’s important to prepare your car’s emergency kit ahead of time.
Kansas Cold Weather Rule takes effect November 1
Kansas Corporation Commission Photo Courtesy of Canva The Cold Weather Rule, designed to help Kansans who are behind on their utility payments avoid disconnection during
Governor Kelly requests a declaration of major presidential disaster
Jane Welch, Director of Public Affairs Photo Courtesy of Governor’s Office Governor Laura Kelly sent a letter to the Federal Emergency Management Agency asking for a