Saturday: Mostly cloudy skies with a southwest wind at 10-15 mph. High of 69, 20 % of showers and thunderstorms.
Saturday Night: Cloudy skies with winds from the south to southwest at 10-15 mph. A low of 44. Thunderstorms likely in the late evening to over night. 60 % of precipitation.
Sunday: mostly cloudy skies with a high of 59 winds from the north at 10-15 mph decreasing throughout the day.
Outlook: Monday and tuesday will have continued warm weather with a highs in the mid 60s and lows in the lower 40s. On both days we will have a slight chance of thunderstorms (spring really is almost here!) Unfourtenly by wednesday colder temperature will return with lows in the lower 20s for Wednesday and Thursday with highs reaching mid 50s.
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notes: warm front associated with low centered in western Kansas has passed over Lawrence. thunderstorm and shower initiation did not form as the front approached with fairly dry air present. Look to see this system to move slowly east to southeast. Upper air support will be greater tomorrow with the trough axis located in central Colorado then passing over western Kansas by Sunday morning. Isotropic lift will also be greater with temperature gradient over Kansas, Nebraska border. Vorticity max advection will be at 12 Z Sunday. CAP will be greatest 00Z Sun, this is also best area of isotropic lift as well. Low level jet will weaken some and be more westerly by afternoon Saturday into evening. Both models are saying best chance 6Z-12 Z for precipitation. RUC is predicting LI -4 to -6 range through 6Z-12 Z, CAPE 800-900 range.
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