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Overview

During the morning hours of Monday September 8th, a cluster of very slow moving storms produced extremely high rainfall totals across parts of Central Kansas. Many locations picked-up between 4 and 7 inches of rainfall generally west of Salina. This caused flash flooding across parts of eastern Lincoln and far western Ottawa County. Especially hard hit was the towns of Tescott and Culver.

Major flooding occurred on the Salt Creek at Barnard, with it reaching a record level of 25.57 feet. Significant flooding also took plan on the Saline River, especially at Tescott, which reached moderate flood levels.

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Flooding in Beverly KS. 
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