Overview
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Several rounds of storms affected central and southeast Kansas towards the end of May. May 26th and May 27th were the two days that saw the more widespread storms. While the stronger storms were not tornado producers, they did result in plenty of large hail along with significant flooding. Several days of heavy rain sent numerous rivers into flood along with producing flash flooding. |
 Large hail in Newton on May 26th. Pic by Andrew Miller. |
Hail & Storm Pics:
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| Large hail 7SSE Gorham on May 27th. Pic by Tony Laubach (@laubacht) | Large hail near Ramona, KS on May 26th. Pic by Ben Holcomb (@oklahomachaser) | Large hail in Newton on May 26th. Pic by Keenan Jensen (@k_jensen22) |
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| Shelf cloud near Great Bend on May 26th. Pic by NZP Chasers (@NZPChasers) | Storm near Leon, KS on May 27th. Pic by Michael Charnick (@charnick_wx) |
Flooding
Hydrographs & flooding pics
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| Arkansas River at Arkansas City | Salt Creek at Barnard | Cow Creek above Hutchinson | Cottonwood River nera Plymouth |
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| Walnut River at Winfield | Flooding in Bel Aire, KS on May 27th. Pic by (@BelAireKS) |
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| 7 day rainfall total ending May 28th |
Radar
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| Radar animation on May 26th 2016 | Radar animation on May 27th 2016 |
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