Sunny and nice with warm to hot regional forecast
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with highs near 81 and lows around 54 across Kansas including Topeka and Lawrence. A cold front will bring showers and heavy thunderstorms to parts of the region later, with scattered activity expected in western New England through the central Gulf Coast and a few storms likely in the Rockies. The weather history notes an August 14 1979 rain event in Las Vegas affecting 1,800 residents.
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Gulf Coast
Rockies
Las Vegas
Lawrence area events and Civil War frontier focus
A crowded schedule lists activities at Lawrence Parks and Recreation, KU fields, senior centers, libraries, and bars. Highlights include Mud Fort kids program at 9 11 a.m., Red Dog's workout at 6 a.m., weekly farmers markets, volunteer info session, swing lessons, poker night, pub quizzes, and theater style talks. Also includes Wednesday and Thursday lectures, Open Tap discussion, and Quantrill raid walking tours with multiple Civil War related tours and author talks.
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Red Dog
Robinson Gym
Kansas
Lawrence Senior Center
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Douglas County
Fireside Court
Lonnie Ray
Third St. Lawrence
City Hall
E. Sixth St
Leavenworth
Vietnam
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish Drive
Wakarusa Drive
Cottin’s Hardware
1832 Mass
Mojo National
Cottin’s
Henry’s
Eighth St
Sons of the Union Veterans
Watkins Community Museum of History
Mass
South Park
Lawrence Arts & Crafts Group
Merc Cafe
Iowa
Junkyard
American Legion
Sixth St
Plymouth Congregational Church
Applebee's
Floyd the Barber
Pachamama’s
N.H
Royal Crest Lanes
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P.O
DE Soto High School
de Soto
Betty Patton
Lawrence Parks and Recreation
11Th St
Lawrence Public Library
Ecumenical Campus Ministries
Dread Ave
Teller
Wayne & Larry’s Sports Bar & Grill
Royal Crest
Good Ole Boys
Cutter’s Smokehouse
E. 20Th St
Eudora
Billy Spears
Johnny’s Tavern
Second St
Conroy
Conroy’s
Wilde
New Lawrence
Franklin Park Circle
Herbs
Unitarian Fellowship
Debra Goodrich Eisel
Drury Place
Alvamar
St. Andrews Drive
W. 11Th St
Perry Lecompton Farmers Market
U.S. Highway
Ferguson Road
Westside
Research Parkway
Pat Nichols
Linda Everett
Lumberyard Arts Center
High St
Baldwin City
Willie Treaster
The
Nest On
Ninth
Oread
Oread Ave
Imp
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Bluestein
Cutters
Quantrill
John Brown
Black Jack Battlefield
U.S. Highway 56
Debra McArthur
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Pat Dawson
Billings
27Th Street
Crossgate Drive
League of Women Voters
Lawrence Humane
Ljworld. Com
Lawrence.com
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Ruth Daniels
Douglas County Vna
Scar & the Elderly
Tekaome Iain
St. Andrews
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