After last night's "surprise" thunderstorms that produced damage in Liberty-MO and Johnson and Wyandotte counties-KS (covered FIRST here at CSW during 6 pm TV newscasts)- there's yet a risk later today that some storms could become severe.
This risk is generally the northern half of the Kansas City MetroRegion- from the Kansas and Missouri rivers northward- as shown by this image courtesy of the NWS' Storm Prediction Center (SPC).
It has rained a lot in some areas of Metro K.C. so far this June.
Referring to the Johnson County "Stormwatch" rainfall totals image (click on image for full size)- you can see some areas in JoCo-KS have received just over 9-inches of rain.
With more rain in the forecast during the last 6 days of June- it's likely some areas will (or maybe already have) go over the 10-inch mark of total rainfall for June 2009.
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