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Kansas weather for September 24, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Kansas on September 24, 2026 break down this way: 45 reports of rainfall, topping 4.48 inches at Hoxie.

Previous day: Sep 20Next day: Sep 25

Hoxie (rain): 4.48″Hoxie (rain) 4.48″Hoxie (rain): 4.20″1 S Tribune (rain): 4.09″Colby (rain): 4.00″Leoti (rain): 4.00″Monument (rain): 3.75″Monument (rain): 3.75″Tribune (rain): 3.67″7 NNE Tribune (rain): 3.54″3 N Russell Springs (rain): 3.50″Russell Springs (rain): 3.50″Tribune (rain): 3.40″2 NW Monument (rain): 3.37″Grinnell (rain): 3.37″5E Wallace (rain): 3.35″5 E Wallace (rain): 3.35″Wallace (rain): 3.35″1 NNE New Almelo (rain): 3.25″5 NW Oakley (rain): 3.25″16 NNW Marienthal (rain): 3.20″11 S Campus (rain): 3.10″Colby (rain): 3.00″7 SE Monument (rain): 3.00″Oakley (rain): 3.00″4 NE Marienthal (rain): 2.98″13 N Selkirk (rain): 2.94″Winona (rain): 2.90″4 E Hoxie (rain): 2.85″3 E Angelus (rain): 2.85″3 E Angelus (rain): 2.85″1 S Oakley (rain): 2.85″1 S Oakley (rain): 2.85″10 N Marienthal (rain): 2.78″7 NNE Page City (rain): 2.70″4 N Jennings (rain): 2.50″4 N Jennings (rain): 2.50″1 N Oakley (rain): 2.50″1 N Oakley (rain): 2.50″Colby (rain): 2.40″Grinnell (rain): 2.30″1 WNW Oakley (rain): 2.25″3 SSE Oakley (rain): 2.20″1 NW Oakley (rain): 2.02″1 NNE New Almelo (rain): 2.00″Oakley (rain): 2.00″COMONEOK
1.12″ 2.24″ 4.48″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Kansas on September 24, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 45 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Kansas, September 24, 2026, 45 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
4.48 inchesHoxieSheridanPublic
4.20 inchesHoxieSheridanPublic
4.09 inches1 S TribuneGreeleyPublic
4.00 inchesEstimatedColbyThomasPublic
4.00 inchesEstimatedLeotiWichitaPublic
3.75 inchesMonumentLoganPublic
3.75 inchesEstimatedMonumentLoganPublic
3.67 inchesTribuneGreeleyPublic
3.54 inches7 NNE TribuneGreeleyPublic
3.50 inchesEstimated3 N Russell SpringsLoganPublic
3.50 inchesEstimatedRussell SpringsLoganPublic
3.40 inchesEstimatedTribuneGreeleyPublic
3.37 inches2 NW MonumentLoganPublic
3.37 inchesEstimatedGrinnellGovePublic
3.35 inches5E WallaceWallacePublic
3.35 inches5 E WallaceWallacePublic
3.35 inchesWallaceWallacePublic
3.25 inches1 NNE New AlmeloNortonPublic
3.25 inchesEstimated5 NW OakleyThomasPublic
3.20 inchesEstimated16 NNW MarienthalLoganPublic
3.10 inchesEstimated11 S CampusGovePublic
3.00 inchesEstimatedColbyThomasPublic
3.00 inchesEstimated7 SE MonumentLoganPublic
3.00 inchesEstimatedOakleyLoganEmergency Mngr
2.98 inches4 NE MarienthalWichitaPublic
2.94 inches13 N SelkirkWichitaPublic
2.90 inchesEstimatedWinonaLoganPublic
2.85 inches4 E HoxieSheridanPublic
2.85 inchesEstimated3 E AngelusSheridanPublic
2.85 inchesEstimated3 E AngelusSheridanPublic
2.85 inchesEstimated1 S OakleyLoganPublic
2.85 inchesEstimated1 S OakleyLoganPublic
2.78 inches10 N MarienthalWichitaPublic
2.70 inchesEstimated7 NNE Page CityThomasPublic
2.50 inchesEstimated4 N JenningsDecaturPublic
2.50 inches4 N JenningsDecaturPublic
2.50 inchesEstimated1 N OakleyThomasPublic
2.50 inchesEstimated1 N OakleyThomasPublic
2.40 inchesColbyThomasPublic
2.30 inchesEstimatedGrinnellGovePublic
2.25 inches1 WNW OakleyLoganPublic
2.20 inchesEstimated3 SSE OakleyLoganPublic
2.02 inches1 NW OakleyLoganTrained Spotter
2.00 inches1 NNE New AlmeloNortonPublic
2.00 inchesEstimatedOakleyLoganPublic

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Aurora verdict for Kansas

No Kp reading for the night of September 24 has reached the record for Kansas yet.

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City climate figures for September 24, 2026

City climate figures for September 24, 2026, Kansas
CityHighLowRainSnow
Topeka76°F58°F0.07 inches0.0 inches
Wichita84°F63°F0.11 inches0.0 inches

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