NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
KS EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

KANSAS

Heavy Rain reports

A statewide trend and county index for NOAA records using the Heavy Rain label.

Reports841county-coded rows
County areas64represented
Injuries0direct + indirect
Fatalities1direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Reports by year

201641
201747
2018112
201973
202074
2021128
2022176
202390
202485
202515
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Published local analyses

All Kansas records →
Butler57 reportsExplore →Sedgwick48 reportsExplore →Mcpherson32 reportsExplore →Ford31 reportsExplore →Saline30 reportsExplore →Ellis27 reportsExplore →Neosho26 reportsExplore →Cowley25 reportsExplore →Elk24 reportsExplore →Wilson24 reportsExplore →Pratt21 reportsExplore →Montgomery20 reportsExplore →Crawford20 reportsExplore →Greenwood18 reportsExplore →Barber18 reportsExplore →Allen18 reportsExplore →Ellsworth16 reportsExplore →Osborne14 reportsExplore →Finney14 reportsExplore →Pawnee14 reportsExplore →Labette14 reportsExplore →Trego13 reportsExplore →Chautauqua13 reportsExplore →Harvey12 reportsExplore →Scott12 reportsExplore →Barton12 reportsExplore →Cherokee12 reportsExplore →Rush12 reportsExplore →Meade12 reportsExplore →Marion11 reportsExplore →Kiowa11 reportsExplore →Mitchell11 reportsExplore →Hodgeman11 reportsExplore →Morton10 reportsExplore →Rooks10 reportsExplore →Russell10 reportsExplore →Rice9 reportsExplore →Reno9 reportsExplore →Kearny8 reportsExplore →Gray8 reportsExplore →Seward8 reportsExplore →Kingman8 reportsExplore →Lincoln8 reportsExplore →Chase7 reportsExplore →Grant7 reportsExplore →Bourbon6 reportsExplore →Edwards6 reportsExplore →Comanche6 reportsExplore →Haskell6 reportsExplore →Hamilton6 reportsExplore →Phillips6 reportsExplore →Sumner6 reportsExplore →Woodson6 reportsExplore →Stevens5 reportsExplore →Stafford5 reportsExplore →Stanton5 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.