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...Thunderstorms Roll Across the Area Early on the 9th...

 

An early morning complex of thunderstorms rolled across portions of eastern Kansas and central Missouri during the morning hours of June 9th.  These thunderstorms developed quickly by mid-morning lifting northeastward while producing large hail in locations from Belton to Butler and Clinton. A radar image below depicts this first round of thunderstorms which produced large hail.  An additional area of thunderstorms developed over central Kansas and began to surge southeast towards the Kansas City metropolitan areas by early afternoon.  As shown in the second radar image, several of these storms took on a "bowing" shape, often an indication of strong to even severe outflow winds.  These thunderstorms raced over the same areas as were hit in the morning, producing tree damage with estimated winds at 60 mph.

 

 

Radar Image At 10 AM Radar Image at 130 PM CDT
Radar Image At 10 AM CDT Radar Image at 130 PM CDT

 

 


 

Storm Reports:

After this thunderstorm complex moved southeast and out of the area early in the afternoon, a remnant outflow (or temperature boundary) remained stationary across areas from Lees Summit southward to Clinton.  Late in the afternoon and into the early evening hours, additional thunderstorms developed along this boundary, producing isolated reported of large hail.  The image below depicts all of the storm reports received during the daytime and evening hours of the 9th.

 

 

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Storm Reports Valid on June 9th

 

Tornado Reports

Time (UTC) Location County State Lat Lon Comments
No Reports

Hail Reports

Time (UTC) Size (inches) Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1505 1.50 5 N LOUISBURG MIAMI KS 38.7 -94.68 (EAX)
1530 0.88 BUTLER BATES MO 38.26 -94.34 (EAX)
1530 2.50 BELTON CASS MO 38.82 -94.53 (EAX)
1535 0.88 5 NNW ROCKVILLE BATES MO 38.14 -94.12 (EAX)
1655 1.25 CLINTON HENRY MO 38.37 -93.77 QUARTER TO HALF DOLLAR SIZED HAIL REPORTED IN CLINTON. (EAX)
1720 1.75 3 W LENEXA JOHNSON KS 38.96 -94.84 (EAX)
1850 1.00 HOLDEN JOHNSON MO 38.71 -93.99 (EAX)
0029 0.88 4 N DREXEL CASS MO 38.54 -94.61 (EAX)
0115 1.75 LA CYGNE LINN KS 38.35 -94.76 GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL (EAX)
0125 0.75 LEES SUMMIT JACKSON MO 38.92 -94.38 PENNY SIZE HAIL (EAX)

Wind Reports

Time (UTC) Speed (mph) Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1425 UNK BLAIRSTOWN HENRY MO 38.56 -93.96 8 INCH LIMBS AND SMALL TREES KNOCKED DOWN. (EAX)
1741 60 BASEHOR LEAVENWORTH KS 39.13 -94.93 (EAX)
1845 64 HARRISONVILLE CASS MO 38.66 -94.35 (EAX)
1848 UNK BLAIRSTOWN HENRY MO 38.56 -93.96 DELAYED REPORT OF 8 INCH LIMBS AND SMALL TREES KNOCKED DOWN. CORRECTED FOR ESTIMATED TIME. (EAX)
1857 60 7 SE HOLDEN JOHNSON MO 38.64 -93.9 (EAX)
1933 UNK WINDSOR HENRY MO 38.53 -93.52 REPORT OF TREE BRANCHES DOWN...UP TO 2 INCHES IN DIAMETER. (EAX)
1935 UNK CLINTON HENRY MO 38.37 -93.77 5 INCH DIAMETER TREE LIMB BLOWN DOWN. TIME IS ESTIMATED. (EAX)
0150 60 2 NE BUTLER BATES MO 38.28 -94.31 DELAYED REPORT. SPOTTER ALSO REPORTED DIME-SIZED HAIL. TIME ESTIMATED. (EAX)