Weather in Wichita ranges from a very low temperature during the winters, to an extreme high during the months of summer. Wichita, the largest city in Kansas, undergoes severe weather changes.
Wichita is located at 37°41´20´´ N, 97°20´ 10´´ W. The maximum temperature reaches anywhere close to 34° C, for an average of 64 days in a year, and can soar even up to 38°C. The minimum temperature, on the other hand, falls below 0°C for an average of 108 days in a year. The hottest months of the year are June, July and August, with the temperatures soaring to 81° F to 94° F, as mentioned earlier. The hottest day recorded is August 12, 1936, with a temperature of 114 °F. The lowest temperature is -22°C, February 12, 1899.
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