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Osage County rain reports, Kansas

Osage County, Kansas has 10 reports of rain for 2026, the heaviest storm total 3.30 inches at Osage City on October 2, 2026, reported to the National Weather Service.

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County standing in Kansas

During 2026, Osage County places 23 among 66 counties in Kansas by number of reports filed. Osage County accounts for 1% of the 703 reports recorded in Kansas for this period. Kansas's largest figure for the 2026 period came from Saline County, at 6.55 inches. The Osage County reports trace back to 4 storms.

County standing in Kansas: Osage County
Rank among counties23 / 66
Share of state reports1%
State's largest this period6.55 inches, Saline
Distinct storms4

Each figure here comes from Local Storm Reports, and the numbers cover only the stated period. A county with more spotters can rank high on reporting volume, whatever the weather did.

Rain reports in 2026

Rain reports in 2026: Osage County, Kansas, 10 reports
AmountPlaceReported byTime
2.26 inchesMelvernMesonet, October 14, 2026
3.30 inchesOsage CityCocorahs, October 2, 2026
2.44 inches1 ENE ScrantonCocorahs, October 2, 2026
2.30 inches1 N LyndonCocorahs, October 2, 2026
1.55 inches6 SW OverbrookCocorahs, October 2, 2026
1.50 inches4 WNW WilliamsburgCocorahs, October 2, 2026
1.03 inches1 N LyndonCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.00 inches5 NNW QuenemoMesonet, October 1, 2026
2.69 inches1 SSE Osage CityCocorahs, September 16, 2026
2.53 inches6 SW OverbrookCocorahs, September 16, 2026

An observer's name and the total they measured come with every National Weather Service Local Storm Report that lists Osage County in the county field.

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