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WIDESPREAD SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS MOVED ACROSS EASTERN KANSAS 

OVERNIGHT. WIDESPREAD .5 TO 1.5 INCH RAINS OCCURRED FROM JUST EAST 

OF GREAT BEND AND RUSSELL ALL THE WAY TO THE MISSOURI BORDER. 

SEVERAL PATCHES OF 2 TO 4 INCH RAINS WERE SCATTERED ABOUT THE AREA 

WHERE THE HEAVIER STORMS OCCURRED. THERE WERE MANY REPORTS OF 

FLOODING IN SEDGWICK AND BUTLER COUNTIES WITH WATER COVERING SEVERAL 

ROADS. SEVERAL CARS WERE UNDERWATER IN SEDGWICK COUNTY AS OF 3AM. 

TENNIS BALL SIZE HAIL OCCURRED IN SUMNER COUNTY AND QUARTER SIZE 

HAIL OCCURRED AT SEDGWICK COUNTY AROUND 930 PM. GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL 

WAS REPORTED NEAR EL DORADO JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT.



SHOWERS AND A FEW EMBEDDED THUNDERSTORMS STILL RUMBLED ACROSS PARTS 

OF EASTERN KANSAS THIS MORNING. MOST OF THE RAIN WAS EAST OF A 

HUTCHINSON TO MANHATTAN LINE AS OF 5 AM. EARLY MORNING READINGS 

VARIED FROM THE LOW 60S IN CENTRAL KANSAS TO THE MIDDLE TO UPPER 60S 

IN THE EAST.



THE COLD FRONT AND STORM SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STORMY WEATHER 

WILL RAPIDLY MOVE EAST TODAY...TAKING THE HEAVIER SHOWERS AND 

THUNDERSTORMS INTO MISSOURI...EASTERN OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS. A FEW 

LINGERING SHOWERS ARE ALSO POSSIBLE FROM EASTERN NEBRASKA INTO IOWA.

THE REMAINDER OF THE REGION WILL EXPERIENCE MUCH COOLER AND LESS 

HUMID WEATHER...ALONG WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE. AFTERNOON READINGS 

WILL VARY FROM THE 70S ACROSS NEBRASKA...MISSOURI AND IOWA...TO THE 

80S FROM WESTERN KANSAS INTO OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS.



APART FROM A FEW SHOWERS IN ARKANSAS AND SOME LINGERING CLOUDS IN 

IOWA AND MISSOURI...FAIR SKIES CAN BE EXPECTED ACROSS MOST OF THE 

KANSAS REGION TONIGHT. LOWS CAN BE EXPECTED TO VARY FROM THE UPPER 

40S AND 50S IN NEBRASKA...TO THE 60S IN SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA.