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A series of thunderstorms brought heavy rain, along with some high winds and hail to the area from late morning on the 30th into the early morning hours on the 31st.  The earlier convection which started during the late morning and continued into the afternoon hours, was mostly elevated in nature and produced mainly hail.  Storms did not start to become surface based until forming along a dry line out in Kansas by early to mid afternoon, making it into southeast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks during the evening and overnight hours.  These surface based storms were the most severe out in Kansas and Oklahoma where tornadoes occurred, but did produce some wind damage in our area.

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