March 6th 2017 damaging winds across southeast Kansas...

Overview

A line of storms moved across portions of south central and southeast Kansas during the evening hours of March 6th. Sporadic damage due to straight line winds were noted across several counties. The hardest hit were Butler, Allen, Montgomery,and Labette. Wind speeds were generally in a 60 to 75 mph range with a measured gust of 72 mph at the Iola airport at 815 pm.

Courtesy Allen County Emergency Management

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Wind damage south of Iola. Courtesy Allen County Emergency Management	Wind damage south of Iola. Courtesy Allen County Emergency Management	Wind damage south of Iola. Courtesy Allen County Emergency Management	Wind Damage track across Allen County. Courtesy Allen County Emergency Management


Wind damage in El Dorado. Courtesy Butler County Emergency Management	Wind damage in El Dorado. Courtesy Butler County Emergency Management	Wind damage near the town of Labette. Courtesy Labette County Emergency Management	Roof torn off a machine shed near Labette KS. Courtesy Labette County Emergency Management

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Radar animation ending around 11 pm on March 6th

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