Wichita, Kansas – Saturday’s dangerous heat across central and south-central Kansas wasn’t just uncomfortable—it ranked among the most oppressive the region has experienced in decades. Heat index values climbed as high as 115 degrees, placing several cities near the top of their historical records dating back to 1995. According to the National Weather Service in Wichita, Wichita Eisenhower Airport recorded a peak heat index of 115 degrees, tying…
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