April 1st 2024 destructive southeast KS Supercell!

Overview

Severe storms erupted during the afternoon hours of April 1st across Oklahoma with a couple of the stronger storms moving into far southern and southeast Kansas. One of the more intense supercells tracked across the town of Caney producing hail up to tennis ball size along with 70 mph winds. This same supercell affected a few additional communities as it tracked across far southeast Kansas.

Large hail in Caney Kansas. Picture courtesy of Emergency Manager.

Photos & Video

Photos & Video


Radar animation showing the supercell tracking across Southeast Kansas	Map of storm reports from this event


Tree damage on Coffeyville, courtesy of Emergency Management	Large hail in Caney.	Caption (source)

BASEBALL hail this afternoon near Caney, KS #kswx https://t.co/pUG1KRaU3W — Jessica Schaer (@JessSchaer) April 2, 2024	Trees down in Caney, KS. #kswx pic.twitter.com/fNhdbr4y5U — Mike Collier (@MikeCollierWX) April 1, 2024	Hail measure largest at 1.5” ping pong size in Liberty, KS coming down hard. Live coverage continues on @weatherchannel. @JacquiJerasTV @MarkElliotWx @NWSWichita pic.twitter.com/NmJmWK7w1e — Charles Peek (@CharlesPeekWX) April 1, 2024

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