Wind chills as low as negative 15 — with the chance to reach negative 20 — are expected to arrive in Wichita this weekend, with the cold beginning late Thursday and lasting through Sunday. As for snow, the exact amount can be hard to forecast this early out, Baerg said, but the NWS is expecting at least a few inches.

After the snow ends tonight, attention will shift to dangerously cold wind chills. We have issued Weather Alert Days for Sunday and Monday for wind chills that will range from 10 to 20 degrees below zero. Wind chills this cold could lead to a frostbite risk in as little as 30 minutes if precautions are not taken.

Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking arctic air as it moves into and then out of Kansas. Another major cold snap is on track for the late week.

Here is what the forecast calls for and when it is supposed to hit.

A Storm Team 12 Weather Alert continues for Friday and Saturday with snow and dangerously low wind chills forecast across Kansas

Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman is tracking a major winter storm that has the potential to bring several inches of snow to Kansas with dangerously cold temperatures.