For today, rain and storms are likely. Rain will be heavy at times. Temps in the low 80s. Tonight, a few evening storms, otherwise mostly cloudy. Areas of fog. Mid-60s. Sunday, another day with scattered storms in the forecast.

Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman says repeated rounds of storms will track through Kansas this week. Some storms will be severe and rainfall amounts will be adding up. Here is the latest.

It’s a mostly quiet start as we are beginning our work week, but changes are not far ahead as our rain and storm threat begins to increase.

Monday is a First Warning Impact Day. This means that you should remain aware and the weather may be disruptive enough to cause changes to your normal daily routine.

The big weather story for today will be the heat with a chance of storms tonight into tomorrow. Better chance of rain and possible storms are expected toward the end of the week and weekend. Still some details that are subject to change leading to specific details like when it will rain and how much to expect so keep checking the forecast daily for updates.

A stationary front is expected to settle across Central Alabama over the next 24 hours, increasing our chances for showers and thunderstorms on Sunday.

Following Thursday's severe weather east of the Cascades and Friday morning's rain across the region, high pressure will take over.

What We’re Tracking Some showers and thunderstorms have started to drift from south to north into our southern counties. Some folks will have a bit of wet commute to work this morning. Temperatures are in the middle to upper 60s.