Category Archives: Weather

With biting cold and moderate snowfall in the forecast over the coming weekend, local automotive experts are encouraging residents to make sure their vehicles are prepared to stand up to the harsh con...

Given the forecast of subzero wind chills, the city of Emporia has announced several warming shelters: *Emporia Police Department, 518 Mechanic. The entryway is open 24/7 to those in need of shelter f...

The weekend is going to be cold. And it could be snowier than earlier projections had indicated. Most of the KVOE listening area is now in winter storm watches. Lyon, Coffey and Osage counties are cur...

Applications are now being accepted for the state's Low Income Energy Assistance Program. LIEAP offers one-time benefits to help certain households pay winter heating costs. Last year the average bene...

The area fire danger remains high as the week begins. The National Weather Service says Sunday will have highs in the mid-40s with winds shifting from south to northwest and gusting as high as 30 mph ...

Outdoor burning will be either banned or strongly discouraged across the KVOE listening area and much of Kansas through the upcoming weekend. Conditions Friday will involve high temperatures in the lo...

As several area counties issue burn bans due to prime fire conditions, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has taken action to pre-position emergency resources in places of potential need. The governor issued...

Lyon County Emergency Management Director Jarrod Fell is using the high to very high fire danger this week and the prospect of a dry winter to remind residents about fire safety. Fell is asking reside...

A brief period of wintry precipitation overnight has caused occasionally slick sidewalks and parking lots for much of the early-Saturday period, along with isolated slick streets shortly before sunris...

Cold, blustery conditions are here for the short term, replacing four straight days of record late-year warmth. After temperatures near 70 shortly before midnight and temperatures in the mid-60s as la...