Manhattan, KS Weather Forecast

As of 1:54 AM
Now · 1:54 AM
Clear 67°
Clear · Feels like 70°

Dry for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow’s high 86°.

High
86°
Low
64°
Rain
0%
Sunset
6:58 PM

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No precipitation expected in the next hour.

Hourly

  1. Now Clear 68° 0%
  2. 2 AM Clear 65° 0%
  3. 3 AM Clear 68° 0%
  4. 4 AM Clear 67° 0%
  5. 5 AM Clear 66° 0%
  6. 6 AM Clear 65° 0%
  7. 7 AM Clear 64° 0%
  8. 8 AM Clear 65° 0%
  9. 9 AM Clear 68° 0%
  10. 10 AM Clear 73° 0%
  11. 11 AM Clear 77° 0%
  12. 12 PM Clear 81° 0%
  13. 1 PM Clear 84° 0%
  14. 2 PM Clear 86° 0%
  15. 3 PM Clear 86° 0%
  16. 4 PM Clear 86° 0%
  17. 5 PM Clear 86° 0%
  18. 6 PM Clear 83° 0%
  19. 7 PM Clear 78° 0%
  20. 8 PM Clear 76° 0%
  21. 9 PM Clear 74° 0%
  22. 10 PM Clear 72° 0%
  23. 11 PM Clear 71° 0%
  24. 12 AM Clear 70° 0%

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  1. Today Clear Clear 0% 64° 86°
  2. Sat 10 Clear Clear 0% 65° 86°
  3. Sun 11 Mostly clear Mostly clear 0% 65° 86°
  4. Mon 12 Clear Clear 15% 71° 89°
  5. Tue 13 Drizzle Drizzle 65% 64° 77°
  6. Wed 14 Showers Showers 65% 62° 76°
  7. Thu 15 Showers Showers 65% 60° 74°
  8. Fri 16 Mostly clear Mostly clear 0% 50° 64°
  9. Sat 17 Mostly clear Mostly clear 0% 46° 61°
  10. Sun 18 Mostly clear Mostly clear 0% 48° 66°
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Today’s details

Wind 1 mphSW · gusts 2
Humidity Very humid
UV index Low
Air quality Moderate
Dew point55°Comfortable
Pressure29.97inHg · steady
Visibility10mi
Sun 7:31 AM – 6:58 PM11h 27m of daylight

About Manhattan weather

Manhattan is in Riley County, Kansas, United States at 39.18°, -96.57°. Right now it’s 67° and clear; today’s high is 86° with a 0% chance of rain.

Kansas has a continental climate with extremes of temperature and a strong east-to-west precipitation gradient. Western Kansas is semi-arid, receiving around 16 inches of rain per year, while eastern Kansas receives nearly 40 inches. The state's flat terrain and central location make it a battleground for competing air masses, producing some of the most dramatic weather in the country.

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