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Thunderstorms are expected (80% to 90%) to move into north central Kansas around midnight and exit east central Kansas around 7am. There is a marginal risk these storms could be severe with damaging straight line winds the main concern. The forecast has this line of storms generally weakening as they move from central to eastern Kansas. Light rain may linger across eastern Kansas through mid morning.
Video evidence showed a brief tornado touching down in a field in northeast Shawnee County, approximately five miles northwest of Grantville. Multiple field survey teams did not detect any damage from this tornado.
A stormy weather pattern stays with us through Monday. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast (80% to 90%) move across the area late tonight, but could weaken as they do. These showers should exit the area leaving a partly sunny afternoon for Saturday. There is another chance for showers and storms Sunday, but the bigger concern is the potential for severe thunderstorms on Monday. This is looking like a day to stay alert to the weather.