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Kansas River rises to 23 feet in Topeka Friday: NOAA
TOPEKA (KSNT) – City officials report the Kansas River has risen substantially in the Topeka area following recent rainfall. City of Topeka staff reported in a social media post that the Kansas River has risen more than 12.5 feet from the morning hours of Thursday, Oct. 1 to Friday, Oct. 2. This comes after recent […]
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Water covering part of Highway 24 near Manhattan
MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Transportation officials have issued a warning for highway travelers in the Manhattan area Thursday due to local flooding problems. Officials with the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) issued the warning at 2:35 p.m. on Oct. 1 for a section of Highway 24 where it meets Excel Road just east of Manhattan. KDOT staff […]
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Patchy Fog Tonight, Then Warm and Calm Through Next Weekend
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Nice fall weather continues through the week! Watch for patchy fog late tonight into Monday morning, but it’ll burn off quickly after sunrise. From there, expect warm and calm conditions all the way through next weekend, so enjoy!. First Alerts:. Watch For Patchy Fog Overnight:...
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Storms damage World’s Tallest Toto on the way to Wamego’s OZtoberFest
WAMEGO (KSNT) – Organizers have pushed back the planned ribbon cutting for the “World’s Tallest Toto” after it reportedly suffered some storm damage on its way to Wamego. Corey Reeves, director of tourism and communications for the Wamego Chamber of Commerce and CVB, told 27 News that a planned ribbon cutting for the statue on […]
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Round Of Heavy Rain Today, Then Dry and Cooler
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Wet weather continues today, especially this afternoon and evening, with a Flood Watch in effect along and north of I-70. Rain finally clears tonight, leading to sunshine and dry conditions through the weekend, potentially lasting into mid-October!. First Alerts:. Rain Again Today, Flooding Remains The Top...
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Rain keeps falling in Manhattan as flood watch continues
Rainy conditions are forecasted to continue across Manhattan through Thursday as another round of showers and thunderstorms move through the area, with several inches of additional rainfall possible. Manhattan recorded 6.47 inches of rain for September through Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Topeka. Tuesday alone brought 0.13...
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Strong storm chance this evening
What We’re Tracking Scattered showers and storms continue this evening. We are watching the potential for some of those storms to get on the stronger side. Some threats would be damaging wind and a tornado, albeit a low chance. Overnight temperatures dip down into the upper 60s. Scattered showers continue during that period. Thursday, the […]
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One more wet day ahead before a beautiful weekend
What We’re Tracking A few hit-or-miss showers continue this morning, but they’ll ramp up in coverage later in the morning hours. Temperatures start the day in the lower 70s which is likely the warmest we will be. A cold front moves across the area today, bringing scattered showers and storms. This round will favor folks […]
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Tornado Watch until 11PM Flood Risk Continues
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Today will be the most impactful day with respect to rain and storms that could be strong to severe later this afternoon/evening. While it is a conditional (low) risk there is the potential for a few storms to produce weak tornadoes and strong winds. There is certainly a scenario we don’t get those type of storms later today but preparing for it will be important. Flooding will still be a concern.
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Extreme rainfall and Flash Flooding possible
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Heavy rain, flooding risk expected across northeast Kansas through Thursday
Several rounds of heavy rain could bring a risk of flooding to northeast and north-central Kansas beginning Tuesday evening and continuing through Thursday night. The National Weather Service in Topeka says a slow-moving, moisture-rich system is expected to produce widespread rainfall totals of 1 to 2.5 inches, with isolated amounts of 4 to 5 inches possible. A few light showers could linger into Friday.