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Kansas weather for September 16, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Kansas on September 16, 2026 break down this way: 43 reports of rainfall, topping 4.50 inches at 4 SSE Ozawkie.

Previous day: Sep 15

4 SSE Ozawkie (rain): 4.50″4 SSE Ozawkie (rain) 4.50″5 SSE Bushong (rain): 4.34″2 NE Silver Lake (rain): 3.74″Silver Lake (rain): 3.74″Silver Lake (rain): 3.73″3 N Perry (rain): 3.70″Eskridge (rain): 3.44″3 E Robinson (rain): 3.42″3 SSW Hamlin (rain): 3.37″3 SE Hoyt (rain): 3.32″3 SSW Silver Lake (rain): 3.23″5 NW Reading (rain): 3.20″Lecompton (rain): 3.13″2 NW Dover (rain): 3.10″Hiawatha (rain): 3.04″2 NNW Berryton (rain): 3.01″1 NW Emporia (rain): 3.00″1 NW Emporia (rain): 3.00″2 NW Emporia (rain): 2.98″4 WSW Topeka (rain): 2.98″3 NW Emporia (rain): 2.88″3 NW Emporia (rain): 2.88″3 NW Emporia (rain): 2.88″6 NW Pauline (rain): 2.85″2 S Dunlap (rain): 2.85″3 SSW Valley Falls (rain): 2.80″5 N Dunlap (rain): 2.80″4 NNE Berryton (rain): 2.78″7 WNW Pauline (rain): 2.76″3 NW Emporia (rain): 2.76″7 E Americus (rain): 2.74″1 SSE Osage City (rain): 2.69″Mclouth (rain): 2.57″5 WSW Topeka (rain): 2.55″6 SW Overbrook (rain): 2.53″4 W Lawrence (rain): 2.40″3 ENE Topeka (rain): 2.34″4 ESE Latimer (rain): 2.33″3 SW Admire (rain): 2.32″1 WSW Berryton (rain): 2.31″4 NNW Auburn (rain): 2.30″Mclouth (rain): 2.28″2 WNW Lawrence (rain): 2.27″COMONEOK
1.13″ 2.25″ 4.50″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Kansas on September 16, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 43 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Kansas, September 16, 2026, 43 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
4.50 inches4 SSE OzawkieJeffersonFire Dept/Rescue8:45 AM CDT
4.34 inches5 SSE BushongLyonCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
3.74 inches2 NE Silver LakeShawneeTrained Spotter8:40 AM CDT
3.74 inchesSilver LakeShawneeMesonet7:35 AM CDT
3.73 inchesSilver LakeShawneeMesonet7:25 AM CDT
3.70 inches3 N PerryJeffersonMesonet7:27 AM CDT
3.44 inchesEskridgeWabaunseeCO-OP Observer7:00 AM CDT
3.42 inches3 E RobinsonBrownMesonet7:15 AM CDT
3.37 inches3 SSW HamlinBrownCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
3.32 inches3 SE HoytShawneeCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
3.23 inches3 SSW Silver LakeShawneeTrained Spotter8:30 AM CDT
3.20 inches5 NW ReadingLyonCO-OP Observer7:00 AM CDT
3.13 inchesLecomptonDouglasCO-OP Observer7:00 AM CDT
3.10 inches2 NW DoverWabaunseeTrained Spotter7:10 AM CDT
3.04 inchesHiawathaBrownCocorahs7:30 AM CDT
3.01 inches2 NNW BerrytonShawneeMesonet7:20 AM CDT
3.00 inches1 NW EmporiaLyonBroadcast Media4:30 AM CDT
3.00 inches1 NW EmporiaLyonBroadcast Media4:30 AM CDT
2.98 inches2 NW EmporiaLyonMesonet7:35 AM CDT
2.98 inches4 WSW TopekaShawneeCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.88 inches3 NW EmporiaLyonCO-OP Observer6:20 AM CDT
2.88 inches3 NW EmporiaLyonCO-OP Observer6:20 AM CDT
2.88 inches3 NW EmporiaLyonCO-OP Observer6:00 AM CDT
2.85 inches6 NW PaulineShawneeCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.85 inches2 S DunlapMorrisMesonet6:00 AM CDT
2.80 inches3 SSW Valley FallsJeffersonCO-OP Observer7:00 AM CDT
2.80 inches5 N DunlapLyonCO-OP Observer7:00 AM CDT
2.78 inches4 NNE BerrytonShawneeNWS Employee7:20 AM CDT
2.76 inches7 WNW PaulineShawneeMesonet7:25 AM CDT
2.76 inches3 NW EmporiaLyonCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.74 inches7 E AmericusLyonCocorahs6:20 AM CDT
2.69 inches1 SSE Osage CityOsageCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.57 inchesMclouthJeffersonMesonet7:26 AM CDT
2.55 inches5 WSW TopekaShawneeMesonet7:25 AM CDT
2.53 inches6 SW OverbrookOsageCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.40 inches4 W LawrenceDouglasCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.34 inches3 ENE TopekaShawneeASOS6:53 AM CDT
2.33 inches4 ESE LatimerMorrisCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.32 inches3 SW AdmireLyonCocorahs7:00 AM CDT
2.31 inches1 WSW BerrytonShawneeASOS7:28 AM CDT
2.30 inches4 NNW AuburnShawneeCocorahs5:30 AM CDT
2.28 inchesMclouthJeffersonEmergency Mngr7:49 AM CDT
2.27 inches2 WNW LawrenceDouglasMesonet7:25 AM CDT

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Aurora verdict for Kansas

No Kp reading for the night of September 16 has reached the record for Kansas yet.

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