Wichita, Kansas
Weather Forecast Office
July 2010 started off wet across much of Kansas as remnant tropical moisture from hurricane Alex collided with a slow moving front. The heavy rainfall began on July 4th over Central and South Central Kansas and continued through July 6th as the heavy rain shifted over Southeast Kansas. The heavy rain sent many rivers and streams into flood causing numerous reports of flooded roads.
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Water Vapor satellite image from July 1st showing hurricane Alex after it made landfall over Mexico. Note the mid and upper level moisture from the tropical system extending into northern Texas. |
Water vapor satellite image from July 4th showing the remnant tropical moisture extending from the Central Plains down into Southern Mexico. |
Flooding and heavy rain reports. Click on map for additional details |
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Wichita, KS 67209-3016
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