Tornadoes – Heavy Rain – Flooding
- John Feldt
- May 21, 2019
- 10:07 am

Severe Storms
Widespread severe weather was reported last week from Texas, across Oklahoma, into Kansas. There were over 20 reports of tornadoes (red dots).

Extreme Rainfall
The heaviest rain fell from North Oklahoma into Southeast Kansas. In some areas over 6 inches of rain was observed.

Flooding
The extreme rainfall has resulted in widespread flash flooding and field inundation. In addition, major rivers are in flood, especially near communities in red(moderate) or purple (major flooding).

More Rain On The Way
The weather system that has produced all the adverse weather will remain in the area for a while. The result will be more heavy rain over parts of the middle U.S. Here is the rainfall forecast for the next 7 days.

Week 2 - Not Much Better
The extended outlook for the end of the month into early June indicates continued wet weather (green shades) over the Midwest.