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| (12/5/2002) |
The December 3-4, 2002 Winter Storm in South Central and Southeast Kansas By: Jim Caruso, Chris Jakub Much of south central and southeastern Kansas were hit with 6 or more inches of snowfall. |
| (10/30/2002) |
Wichita Records an Unbelievable 9 Straight Days of Measurable Rainfall By: Hayden Frank Wichita will record its 2nd wettest, and one of its coldest October's, since weather records began back in 1888. |
| (9/20/2002) |
Are we heading into Spring or Fall?? By: Robb Lawson On the evening of September 18th mother nature reminded us that severe weather can even occur as Fall approaches. |
| (9/4/2002) |
Summer of 2002 in Wichita By: Hayden Frank The summer of 2002, did not feature the extreme heat that was seen in previous years. |
| (8/13/2002) |
A Wild Evening of Weather Rocks Central Kansas, Monday August 12th By: Hayden Frank Strong damaging winds, along with large hail and flooding payed a visit to Central Kansas. |
| (6/17/2002) |
June 15th Turned into a Long Day of Severe Weather By: Paul Howerton and Jim Caruso Wind, hail, flooding and a brief tornado occured on Saturday. |
| (6/14/2002) |
Two Days of Severe Weather By: Robb Lawson June 11th and 12th prove to be busy severe weather days across Central and Eastern Kansas. |
| (5/26/2002) |
Recent Heavy Rains Douse The Area...Cause Widespread Flooding By: C. Omitt Torrential Rains and Flooding of May 23rd and 24th Highlight What has been an Incredibly Wet Month for portions of Kansas. |
| (4/12/2002) |
April 11, 2002 - Unusual tornado event By: Hayden Frank and Chance Hayes Long track tornado/landspout moves across Reno County. |
| (4/4/2002) |
A Mild Winter Followed By Dramatic Temperature Fluctuations By: Hayden Frank and Mike Ekster Russell and Chanute Both Set All Time Monthly Record Low Temperatures Within The last 30 days. |
| (3/9/2002) |
First Severe Weather Event of 2002 Brings Damaging Winds and Hail to Central and Southeast Kansas. By: Jim Caruso and Robb Lawson Numerous reports of hail and high winds impacted Central and Southeast Kansas Friday Evening, March 8th. |
| (3/2/2002) |
March Comes in Like a Lion By: Robb Lawson, Bruce Wightman, Hayden Frank, and Paul Howerton Arctic Air and Snow Return to Central and Southeast Kansas. |
| (1/31/2002) |
Major Winter Storm Slams Central and Southeast Kansas By: Rob Cox (Lead Meteorologist) First winter storm of the season brings a variety of winter weather conditions from Jan 29-Jan 31, 2002. |
| (1/20/2002) |
Two Winter Weather Events Affected Portions of Our Area By: Hayden Frank Accumulating Snows Fell Across Portions of Eastern Kansas Thursday January 17th and Friday January 18th |
| (1/13/2002) |
HOW DRY HAS IT BEEN ACROSS THE WICHITA AREA? By: Kevin Darmofal Although nice for outdoor activities, the mild and dry weather continues to worsen the drought conditions across south central Kansas. |
| (1/2/2002) |
A Review of the Weather in Central and Eastern Kansas in 2001 By: Phil Hysell 2001 Started Wet, Then Turned Turbulent, and Finished Dry. |
| (1/1/2002) |
2001 Was The Driest Year in Wichita Since 1990 By: Phil Hysell and Paul Howerton A Dry and Snowless December Helps Wichita Experience Its Driest Year In Over a Decade |
