WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Severe storms are making their way across parts of western Kansas on Saturday.
KSN Meteorologist Lucy Doll is tracking the severe weather from the KSN Weather Center.
Storm Reports:
6:52 p.m.
- Delayed report, two overturned semis were reported near mile marker 64 on I-70 eastbound. Semis were empty, and most observations in Colby measures 50 MPH as the storm came through – 2 SE Mingo – Thomas County
6:32 p.m.
- Several large, healthy trees down across the property – 1 NNE The Monument Rock – Gove County
6:08 p.m.
- 4.2″ of rainfall – The Monument Rocks – Gove County
- 60 MPH Winds – 15 SE Gove – Gove County
- 64 MPH Winds – 15 SE Gove – Gove County
4:49 p.m.
- Quarter sized hail – 1 SW Campus – Gove County
- 64 MPH Winds – 10 S Quinter – Gove County
- 64 MPH Winds – 11 S Quinter – Gove County
4:08 p.m.
- 70 MPH Winds – Grainfield – Gove County
- 82 MPH Winds – 6 NNW Gove – Gove County
- Quarter sized hail – Bartley – Red Willow County NE
- 65 MPH Winds – 6 SSE Norton – Norton County
4:02 p.m.
- Roof blown off, tree uprooted – 4 N Oakley – Thomas County
- 60 MPH Winds – Campus – Gove County
- 64 MPH Winds – Oakley – Logan County
- Ping pong ball sized hail – 5 N Herndon – Rawlins County
- 58 MPH Winds – 2 S Oberlin – Decatur County
- Quarter sized hail – Herdon – Rawlins County
- Quarter sized hail – 11 S Herdon – Rawlins County
- Half dollar sized hail – 5 NNE Ludell – Rawlins County
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