Rain is moving out of Kansas and into Oklahoma.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jun 23
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What happened
Rain is moving out of Kansas and into Oklahoma.
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Flash flood watches are in place for multiple states including Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma, while storms affect the Northeast including Philadelphia.Also in this story
- A high-pressure system over western Texas is driving weather patterns, causing downpours and threats that expand from the Central Plains into the Mid-South, affecting Nebraska, Missouri, Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi.
- The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for several counties in Kansas on June 24, 2026.
- Flooding affects Wagoner County and Tulsa County, leading to a disaster declaration for Oklahoma by Kevin Stitt.
- Severe weather watches are in place for Tri-Cities in Nebraska, issued by the Storm Prediction Center.
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