How much rain did Kansas get (2024)

by: Laura McMillan

Posted: Feb 27, 2023 / 11:47 AM CST

Updated: Feb 27, 2023 / 12:55 PM CST

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The same storm that brought tornadoes and damaging wind to some areas of Kansas on Sunday brought much-needed rain, too.

Here are the rainfall totals received by the KSN Storm Track 3 Weather Center.

Noon update

• Wisley – Morris County – 1 inch
• Two miles northwest of Emporia – Lyon County – 1.05 inches
• Council Grove – Morris County – 1.07 inches
• Council Grove – Morris County – 1.1 inches
• Five miles north of Dunlap – Lyon County – 1.42 inches

Monday morning totals

• Two miles south of Bel Aire – Sedgwick County – 1.53 inches
• Three miles north-northwest of Potwin – Butler County – 1.4 inches
• Bel Aire – Sedgwick County – 1.35 inches
• Clearwater – Sedgwick County – 1.3 inches
• One mile northeast of Wichita – Sedgwick County – 1.3 inches
• Three miles northwest of McConnell Air Force Base- Sedgwick County – 1.3 inches
• Three miles north-northwest of Strong City – Chase County – 1.25 inches
• Four miles east of Rose Hill – Butler County – 1.19 inches
• One mile west-southwest of Bel Aire – Sedgwick County – 1.16 inches
• Three miles north-northeast of east Wichita – Sedgwick County – 1.15 inches
• Seven miles west-northwest of Belle Plaine – Sumner County – 1.11 inches
• One mile south of Burns – Butler County – 1.1 inches
• Cottonwood Falls – Chase County – 1.1 inches
• Two miles west-northwest of Hutchinson – Reno County – 1.1 inches
• Three miles south of Valley Center – Sedgwick County – 1.08 inches
• Garden Plain – Sedgwick County – 1.06 inches
• One mile south of El Dorado – Butler County – 1.04 inches
• Four miles southwest of Derby – Sedgwick County – 1.04 inches
• Two miles west of Towanda – Butler County – 1.02 inches
• Two miles southeast of downtown Wichita – 1 inch
• Three miles west of Oaklawn – Sedgwick County – 1 inch
• Six miles west-northwest of Whitewater – Harvey County – 0.99 inch
• Five miles north-northeast of Norwich – Kingman County – 0.95 inch
• One mile east of Iola – Allen County – 0.99 inch
• Three miles northeast of Winfield – Cowley County – 0.9 inch
• Three miles north-northeast of Durham – Marion County – 0.89 inch
• Two miles southeast of Wichita – Sedgwick County – 0.83 inch
• One mile east-northeast of Eureka – Greenwood County – 0.83 inch
• Conway Springs – Sumner County – 0.7 inch
• Richfield – Morton County – 0.19 inch
• Ten miles northwest of Moscow – Stevens County – 0.02 inch
• Grant – Grant County – 0.53 inch
• Lakin – Kearny County – 0.41 inch
• Garden City – Finney County – 0.52 inch
• Colby – Thomas County -0.23 inch
• Hill City – Graham County – 0.33 inch
• One mile southwest of Phillipsburg – Phillips County – 0.54 inch
• WaKeeney – Trego Couty – 0.21 inch
• Ness City – Ness County – 0.37 inch
• Lake City – Barber County – 0.45 inch
• One mile northwest of St. John – Stafford County – 0.58 inch
• One mile south of McPherson – McPherson County – 0.68 inch
• Flickner Tech Farm – McPherson County – 0.5 inch
• Gypsum – Saline County – 0.65 inch
• Butler – Butler County – 1.01 inch
• Three miles southeast of Haysville – Sedgwick County – 1.03 inch
• Viola – Sumner County – 0.65 inch
• 19 miles northwest of Howard – Elk County – 0.59 inch
• One mile southeast of Elmdale – Chase County – 0.91 inch
• Rock Springs – Dickinson County – 0.56 inch