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Morning Severe Storms Blow Through Central Kansas!
Monday morning, August 10, brought a wet and windy
start to the work week as a cluster of storms moved over Central Kansas.
Strong, damaging winds where the main threat from this system. These storms
originated from the outflow of Colorado storms that occurred Sunday evening
and had an eastward propagation across the state of Kansas. They were able
to maintain their structure due to an upper level disturbance aloft, as
well as a good amount of shear, instability, and moisture in the
area. Map of Hail(H), Wind Gusts(G) and Wind
Damage(D) reports.
 Radar image from around 1120
am on August 10th 2009.
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 Vehicle at the corner of Republic and Cherokee near Sunset Elementary School in Salina. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Trees on top of power lines in Salina. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Entire tree blocking Pueblo near Republic in Salina. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 House on Arapahoe Dr. lost siding due to high winds. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Tree down South of Crawford near Wilson Street. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Tree uprooted near Wilson Street. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Tree down, KWU Campus. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Flooding near Kansas Wesleyan University. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 The Steeple atop the First Southern Baptist Church, Salina, Ks. Picture courtesy KSN. |
 Vehicle at the corner of Republic and Cherokee. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
 Torrential rain in Salina. Picture courtesy of KSN. |
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Image of wind damage in Salina. Picture by Steve Olson. |
Image of wind damage in Salina. Picture by Steve Olson. |
Image of wind damage in Salina. Picture by Steve Olson. |
Image of wind damage in Salina. Picture by Steve Olson. |
