WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A complicated forecast for today bears the possibility of significant severe weather, including the possibility of strong tornadoes, across much of Kansas. Several areas of possible severe storm focus are expected during the afternoon.

KSN’s team of meteorologists are both in the Weather Center and on the road in Storm Track 3 to give you the latest updates on when and where the weather will impact.

In Kay County, Oklahoma, several homes, buildings and power poles were damaged, and several miles of broken trees.

The Kansas Department of Transportation has closed down Highway 160 and Junction 75 because of water over the roadway in Elk County.

If you have a weather radio, now is the time to make sure you have fresh batteries and stay tuned to know what is happening.

Tune in to KSN Channel 3 to stay up-to-date on the weather.

The following photos are of damage in Dexter, Kansas, and come courtesy of Landon DeVore.

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The photo below comes courtesy of Daniel Cook on Interstate 70 near Chapman. The Kansas Highway Patrol said the driver changed lanes to voice a downed tree limb in the lane when the wind blew it over. The driver was a 34-year-old man from California who received minor injuries.

The photos below are courtesy of Cade Allen and were taken outside Arkansas City.

The photo and video below are also courtesy of Cade Allen and were taken near Dexter.

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