September 1st severe storms

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September 1st severe storms

The atmosphere was very unstable on Monday across southern Kansas where a stalled out frontal boundary became the focus for thunderstorm development during the evening hours. The storms quickly became severe after 6pm over far southern Kansas which produced a few tornadoes, very large hail up to the size of baseballs, and flooding over far southeast Kansas during the night time hours. The tornado that tracked across southwest Chautauqua county was rated an EF1 as it produced damage to outbuildings north of Hewins.

Tornado track

EF1 damage north of Hewins.

EF1 damage north of Hewins.

Damage survey information

Pictures

Tornado south of Dexter taken by Brandon Ivey(@brandoniveywx)

Tornado in eastern Cowley County, taken by Brandon Ivey(@brandoniveywx)

Very large hail in Cowley county. Picture taken by Brandon Ivey(@brandoniveywx).

Radar data

Radar animation showing the storm that produced the tornado in eastern Cowley and southwest Chautauqua county

Storm relative velocity image showing the circulation associated with the tornado.

Storm relative velocity image showing the circulation associated with the tornado.

Heavy rain

24 hour rainfall amounts ending on the morning of September 2nd.

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