General rainfalls of more than 3-inches are indicated by the red color on the image (click to enlarge). The maroons indicate the 5-inch-plus totals.
Again- no "official" warnings or advisories on this heavy rainfall yet.
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Monday, October 22, 2007
Heavy Rains Indicated In Western K.C. MetroRegion
I do not see any NWS statements- advisories or warnings- but weather radars from K.C. and Topeka are indicating rainfalls so far today of up to 5.5-inches over parts of Osage County Kansas.
General rainfalls of more than 3-inches are indicated by the red color on the image (click to enlarge). The maroons indicate the 5-inch-plus totals.
Again- no "official" warnings or advisories on this heavy rainfall yet.
General rainfalls of more than 3-inches are indicated by the red color on the image (click to enlarge). The maroons indicate the 5-inch-plus totals.
Again- no "official" warnings or advisories on this heavy rainfall yet.
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