Wichita
Kansas, United States β 66 km
πΊπΈ Kansas Β· United States β Altitude 467 m
This live feed comes from Hutchinson, a city in south-central Kansas. Its stream is provided by KSN and embedded here with a link back to the source. Use it to check conditions in town before you travel or to see how the prairie weather is developing.
Hutchinson sits on the Arkansas River in the flat, open country of central Kansas, about an hour northwest of Wichita. It is best known as the seat of Reno County and for its salt industry, built on large underground salt deposits beneath the town. The Kansas State Fair is held here each September, and the surrounding landscape is wheat fields, grain elevators and wide skies typical of the Great Plains.
The feed is a general view from a local broadcaster, so the exact scene depends on the camera's position. Plains weather is the main attraction: thunderstorms building over open land in late spring and summer, sunsets with long horizons, and the changing colours of the fields through the seasons. Mornings and evenings tend to be the most atmospheric, especially after rain.
Hutchinson has a humid continental climate with hot summers, cold winters and strong spring storms. Spring and early autumn are the most comfortable times to visit. Wichita, with its airport, is the nearest large city, and the other cameras listed on this page show views of that area for comparison.
Source: KSN
Kansas, United States β 66 km
Kansas, United States β 66 km
Kansas, United States β 67 km

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Hutchinson are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically from the local data source.
The local time in Hutchinson is displayed on this page and follows the Central time zone used across the region.
The camera is in Hutchinson, Kansas, at approximately 38.07 degrees north and 97.92 degrees west. The map on this page shows its position.
Late afternoon and evening often give the clearest light and the most interesting skies, and spring and summer bring the most dramatic storm activity over the plains.
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