The heaviest rain from the overnight storms fell along a line from Lexington to Carrollton, Missouri, the weather service said on social media. More than 7 inches of rain fell near Carrollton, ...

This interactive map shows where the heaviest rain fell as storms moved through the Kansas City area on Monday.

Flash flooding is once again a concern for Kansas City as the threat of heavy rain and storms mix with hot temperatures this ...

1.8 SE of Culver, Saline County – .08″ 1.2 W of Dresden, Decatur County – .08″ Bennington, Ottawa County – .08″ Click here to see a map of the various rainfall amounts.

Wichita saw a much lower amount than other areas of the state, with 0.64 inches falling since Thursday morning. About 0.16 inches of that fell since midnight. There were no reports of flooding in ...

The rain comes after a lot of rain over Memorial Day weekend. Click here to see a map of the rainfall amounts from last Friday through Thursday morning. Below are the rainfall amounts from 7 a.m ...

The previous record, set on July 16, 1968, was 1.35 inches. Kansas City has already had 2.04 inches of rain as of 11 a.m. Thursday, marking the second straight day the city received over 2 inches.

Cumulatively the drought map is showing signs of less stress in Plains each week, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.

Here are seven of the other places where rainfall totals were well above average were recorded June 3 in Kansas: • 2.47 inches at Wichita's Dwight D. Eisenhower Airport.

A little more than 3 inches of rain was reported along the Blue River at East 17th Street and White Oak Creek and Military Club Road, both in Kansas City. Here’s an interactive map of rainfall ...