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Overview

Storms developed along slow moving front during the late morning hours of Tuesday June 3rd. With a very moist airmass in place, the storms produced very high rainfall rates that caused extensive flash flooding across much of south central Kansas. Hardest hit was east Wichita to parts of northern Butler County which included El Dorado. Many of these locations received 4 to 7 inches of rainfall. Law enforcement in Wichita responded to more than 70 calls for vehicles being submerged. In addition, parts of El Dorado were evacuated as the Walnut River rapidly climbed.  

 

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