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Five day rainfall totals have been extraordinary, especially from Linn County Kansas across Bates and extreme southern Cass counties in Missouri. Here are some select storm total amounts:
Location County Rainfall Total
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Pleasanton Linn, KS 15.80
Mound City Linn, KS 15.01
La Cygne Linn, KS 14.90
Trading Post Linn, KS 13.28
Butler Bates, MO 12.11
Drexel Cass, MO 12.10
Harrisonville Cass, MO 11.85
Stanley Johnson, KS 10.62
Urich Henry, MO 10.02
Paola Miami, KS 9.86
Osawatomie Miami, KS 8.70
NWS Pt. Hill Cass, MO 8.19
Clinton Henry, MO 7.30
Whiteman AFB Johnson, MO 6.54
Otterville Cooper, MO 6.29
Higginsville Lafayette, MO 6.26
Olathe Johnson, KS 6.14
Lee’s Summit Jackson, MO 5.72
KC Downtown Arpt Jackson, MO 1.95
KC Intl Arpt Platte, MO 1.69
St. Joseph Arpt Buchanan, MO 0.87
Total Rainfall From June 27 - July 1
Special thanks to the countless observers who reported into the National Weather Service,
helping to provide life saving information to the citizens of western Missouri and eastern Kansas.
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Rainfall Totals 7am June 27-7am June 28th |
Rainfall Totals 7am June 28-7am June 29th |
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Rainfall Totals 7am June 29-7am June 30th |
Rainfall Totals 7am June 30-7am July 1st |
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| Marais des Cygnes river near its crest along K-7/US hwy bridge |
Water rises near leeves and dikes. Some underground water rises south of leeves |
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| Appoximately 3:30pm on July 1 |
Close up |
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| NW view at Marais des Cygnes. Water barely held by the levees |
At 3:32pm, the Pottawatomie river invades town. The water has risen above the windows at around 4pm |
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| South of Osawatomie’s Pottawatomie river. Church is under the water | Overflow of Marais des Cynes (east side of K-7/US-169) |
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| More view | Osawatomie exit toward Drexel, Mo |
Images courtesy of Scott Plummer