Severe Thunderstorm Warning 38, NWS Topeka, KS

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TOPEKA KS
914 AM CST TUE NOV 15 1988

...NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED IN EXTREME NORTHWEST KANSAS
   BY AFTERNOON...SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS A GOOD BET FOR THE EASTERN
   HALF OF KANSAS THIS AFTERNOON...

NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED IN NORTHWEST KANSAS BY AFTERNOON
AS A VERY STRONG AND FAST MOVING WINTER STORM WILL BARREL OUT OF THE
ROCKIES AND INTO THE PLAINS TODAY. RAIN HAS DEVELOED OVER WESTERN
KANSAS THIS MORNING...AND WILL CHANGE TO SNOW IN EXTREME NORTHWESTERN
KANSAS THIS AFTERNOON. VERY STRONG NORTHWEST WINDS OF 30 TO 40 MILES AN
HOUR WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 50 MILES AN HOUR WILL CAUSE BLOWING AND
DRIFTING SNOW WITH NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS LIKELY AT TIMES IN THE
NORTHWEST DURING THE AFTERNOON. ALL INTERESTS IN NORTHWEST KANSAS SHOULD
TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS AND BE PREPARED FOR THIS DANGEROUS BLAST OF
WINTERY WEATHER.

THE SNOW SHOULD END THIS EVENING WITH TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS OF TWO TO FOUR
INCHES EXPECTED IN THE FAR NORTHWEST. THE STRONG AND GUSTY NORTHWEST
WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE EVENING BEFORE TAPERING OFF AFTER
MIDNIGHT.

IN CONTRAST TO THE WINTERY WEATHER OF NORTHWEST KANSAS...SPRING LIKE
THUNDERSTORMS WILL RUMBLE ACROSS THE EASTERN HALF OF KANSAS DURING
THE AFTERNOON WITH A GOOD CHANCE THAT SOME OF THE STORMS WILL BE
SEVERE.

AT 9AM...COLDER AIR WAS SETTLING INTO NORTHWEST KANSAS WHERE WINDS HAD
GONE NORTHERLY AT 30 MPH WITH GUST TO OVER 45 MPH. GOODLAND HAD RAIN
WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 35.

CRANDALL

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TOPEKA KS
1115 AM CST TUE NOV 15 1988

AT 1110 AM CST INTENSE THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDED OVER CENTRAL AND
SOUTHCENTRAL KANSAS. LESSER INTENSITY THUNDERSTORMS WERE OVER
LYON COUNTY NEAR EMPORIA.

THE LEADING EDGE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS LAY FROM NEAR ABILENE
TO SOUTHWEST CHANSE COUNTY AND NORTHERN GREENWOOD COUNTY. THUNDERSTORMS
WERE DEVELOPING RAPIDLY AS THEY RACED NORTHEAST OVER 50 MPH.

CURRENT RATE OF MOVEMENT WOULD PLACE THE LEADING EDGE OF THUNDERSTORMS
FROM NEAR MANHATTAN TO EMPORIA BY NOON AND FROM NEAR SENECA TO
TOPEKA TO BURLINGTON BETWEEN 1230 AND 130 PM CST.

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 5PM CST FOR MUC0H OF NORTHEAST
AND EASTCENTRAL KANSAS.

KAYS