See yesterday’s blog for more information on the rain chance for Sunday…nothing really has changed concerning that potential and I’ll be keeping the chance in the forecast tonight on the news…

Also see Monday’s blog for details on the partial solar eclipse that is heading this way on Sunday evening towards sunset. I do have strong concerns about the potential for cloud cover blocking out the sunshine at that time however.

There really isn’t anything to add to the weather scenario around these parts, Temperatures which yesterday hit 83° are going to be a few degrees off from that pace today, before bouncing up to 83-85° tomorrow and then close to 86-87° on Friday. dewpoints still rather low through tomorrow, before bouncing into the mid-upper 50s or so on Friday.

Have a great next couple of days…a blog update tomorrow may be tough considering it’s School Day but I’ll try to post some pictures maybe.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Burglars broke into several offices Monday night into Tuesday morning and made off with thousands of dollars in electronics.

Overland Park Police responded to an office building in the 7300 block of W. 133rd Street early Tuesday morning after someone reported businesses there had been broken into.

Police believe more than one person was involved because multiple offices in two different office buildings were broken into.

The burglars took flat screen televisions, computers and other electronics.

OLATHE, Kan. — Steep budget cuts could mean some big changes for Johnson County’s bus system, as at least 10 of the system’s two dozen routes could face elimination.

According to a report in the Kansas City Star, after years of expansion, a major budget shortfall could lead to drastic service reductions for The Jo.

The Jo’s fiscal year 2013 $12 million budget is down $1.5 million from fiscal year 2012, and includes cuts in federal, state and county support.

Under new plans, only five of The Jo’s nearly two dozen routes would survive, while another five – including a popular route to Lawrence – would survive “if possible.” Another 10 routes are slated for elimination entirely.

The Jo’s two services for elderly and disabled riders – Special Edition and SWIFT – would remain intact, the Star reports.