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LIST: Storm debris drop-off locations across the Kansas City metro

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tuesday night’s storms knocked down trees and powerlines across the metro. Here’s where you can drop off the debris left behind by the storms. In response to recent storms, the city of Kansas City, Missouri, is giving residents opportunities to dispose of leaves, branches and other storm debris.

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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Storm forces cars off highway

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The Kansas City Star

See Kansas City rainfall totals after overnight storms prompted tornado warning

Strong overnight storms brought heavy rain and damaging winds to the Kansas City area, leaving parts of the metro soaked with 1 to 2 inches of rain. Rainfall totals from automated weather stations show that several areas received at least an inch of rain. Kansas City International Airport (MCI) reported 1.25 inches, while Lee’s Summit had 1.22 inches and Kansas City Downtown Airport — Wheeler Field had 1.17 inches. Across Missouri, Sedalia recorded 1.7 inches, the highest amount during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Monett, Missouri, in the Ozarks, was close behind with 1.68 inches, followed by Branson, 1.3 inches, and Springfield, 1.29 inches. Kansas rainfall totals In Kansas, the heaviest rainfall totals were outside the Kansas City area, with Topeka reporting 2.09 inches, followed by Medicine Lodge at 1.94 inches, Eureka at 1.92 inches, McConnell Air Force Base at 1.89 inches, and Lawrence and Emporia both at 1.85 inches. New Century AirCenter in Olathe reported 1.69 inches. According to StormWatch.org, which collects rain gauge data across the metropolitan area, the heaviest rainfall was 2.48 inches, reported near Leavenworth Road and North 139th Street in western Kansas City, Kansas. Other high rainfall totals included 2.21 inches at the

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Rain first, then October chill and possible frost. How cold will Kansas City get?

The rain isn’t over yet. Scattered showers and a few embedded thunderstorms are expected across the Kansas City area Thursday before a cold front brings a shot of chilly weather, the National Weather Service said. The weather service said it will be a dreary Thursday with overcast skies. Showers and a few thunderstorms are likely through the morning and early afternoon. Expected rainfall totals have dropped, and the remaining flood watch for the southern part of the forecast area has been canceled. Temperatures are expected to warm into the upper 60s to mid-70s across most of the area by early afternoon, the weather service said. Kansas City will likely reach about 70 degrees, slightly above the mid-October average high of 68 degrees. The cold front is expected to move west to east through the area Thursday afternoon, bringing colder temperatures, drier air and breezy northwesterly winds that could gust 25 to 30 mph behind the front, the weather service said. Another push of cold, dry air will move into the region late Thursday and early Friday, dropping temperatures into the mid-40s by Friday morning, the weather service said. Gusty northwesterly winds will lead to wind chills in the mid- to

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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Tens of thousands without power as storms hit Kansas City metro

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — More than 50,000 customers are without power as severe thunderstorms sweep through the metro Tuesday evening. Wind speeds of nearly 70 mph are affecting areas like Clay County, Missouri – with multiple neighborhoods experiencing downed power lines and trees due to storm damage and strong wind gusts.

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Storm sweeps through Kansas City's Northland

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Severe Storms With Damaging Winds, Large Hail, and Possible Tornadoes Target Wichita, Salina, Kansas City, and Sayre Tuesday Evening

KANSAS — Severe storms are possible Tuesday evening across parts of the Texas Panhandle, western Oklahoma, Kansas, and western Missouri. Damaging winds, large hail, and possibly a tornado could come with any storms that form. The peak storm threat runs from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. A Level 2 out of 5 risk covers a long corridor from near Amarillo to Kansas City.

Salina, KS · 24d

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Prolonged Flash Flood Threat Targets Odessa, Oklahoma City, Wichita and Kansas City as Hurricane Simon Moisture Fuels Back Building Downpours Topping 3 Inches

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — A prolonged, multi-day flash flood threat is beginning across the Central and Southern Plains and the lower Missouri Valley, as deep tropical moisture from Hurricane Simon streams northward into the region. A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 4) for excessive rainfall stretches from the Permian Basin of Texas through western Oklahoma and Kansas into western Missouri, where localized totals could exceed 3 inches by morning.

Oklahoma City, OK · 23d

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No tornado damage found during round of severe weather Tuesday night

No tornado damage was found during Tuesday night's spell of severe weather across the Kansas City area.

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Severe storms wallop the metro with downed trees wreaking havoc the morning after

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Many in the Northland woke to quite a mess this morning. Severe storms swept through the metro Tuesday night, leaving downed trees, broken branches, and power outages in several communities. A North Kansas City elementary school announced its closure Wednesday due to hazardous road conditions.

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Marlon looks at Parkville damage

Parkville, MO · 23d

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Storms rolling through 152 and North Brighton

Kansas City, MO · 24d

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Northland communities hit hard by Tuesday night storms

Communities across the Northland are reporting trees down on homes, trees blocking roads and downed power lines.

Kansas City Metropolitan Area, MO · 24d

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Severe storms, flooding rain expected Tuesday; Flood Watch issued for east-central Kansas

Severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall to northeast and east-central Kansas Tuesday afternoon and evening, with flooding becoming a greater concern overnight and into Thursday. The National Weather Service in Topeka has issued a Flood Watch for portions of east-central Kansas from Tuesday afternoon through...

Topeka, KS · 24d

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Tuesday forecast: Wide range in highs, hot again for many

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A cold front is already impacting temperatures early this morning with the coolest weather near the Nebraska border and that will be the trend all day. Highs will be in the 70s while the rest of northeast KS will be in the 80s and even reaching the 90s again. The big concern for later this afternoon will be the development of storms including severe weather so stay weather aware and check back often for updates in case anything changes.

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One last hot day before big changes this week

What We’re Tracking Mostly clear to partly cloudy tonight and much of Tuesday. Morning temperatures will be in the upper 60s before warming into the upper 80s and lower 90s by Tuesday afternoon. Our next storm system arrives late Tuesday, bringing increasing chances for scattered thunderstorms. The area is currently under a slight risk for […]

Topeka, KS · 25d

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Zone-by-Zone Forecast -- Oct. 13

Kansas City, MO · 25d

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Warm, windy weather continues before storms return Tuesday evening

What We’re Tracking Another warm fall day is ahead with plenty of sunshine and gusty south winds. Wind gusts could reach near 30 mph at times this afternoon. As southerly winds continue, dew points will gradually rise, making it feel a bit more humid. The warmth peaks early this week, with near-record temperatures possible Monday […]

Topeka, KS · 25d

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