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What happened
The National Weather Service’s Topeka office issued a flash flood warning for Clay and Washington Counties, KS at 11:51 PM CDT on Thursday, October 29, 2026. About 2,510 people were inside it. It ended at 3:38 AM CDT. It was one of 9 warnings in Kansas that day.
How it unfolded
The same day
- Storms over Wichita7:38 PM CDT to 7:40 PM CDT · 40,300 people
- Severe storm warning in Great Bend, KS7:28 PM CDT to 8:14 PM CDT · 20,900 people
- Severe storm warning for Marshall County, KS9:40 PM CDT to 10:14 PM CDT · 5,980 people
- Flash flood warning for Marshall County, KS10:52 PM CDT to 4:24 AM CDT · 3,760 people
- Severe storm warning in Great Bend, KS8:16 PM CDT to 8:38 PM CDT · 3,720 people
- Severe storm warning for Marshall County, KS9:58 PM CDT to 10:44 PM CDT · 2,220 people