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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Wichita KS
700 AM CDT Sat Aug 31 2024

...ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY...

In 1964, a violent F4 tornado struck extreme Western
Russell County.  Starting 4 miles north northeast of
Gorham and moving north, the tornado`s track was 9 miles
long and around 200 yards wide.  The tornado destroyed
one farmhouse, but fortunately there were no injuries or
fatalities.  In 2000, Wichita experienced its second
hottest August on record, with an average monthly
temperature of 86.6 degrees at Mid Continent Airport.
Wichita`s hottest August occurred in 1936 with an average
monthly temperature of 89.0 degrees.  In 2005, Wichita
experienced its wettest August on record when 11.96
inches of rain swamped Mid Continent Airport.  The driest
August occurred in 1913 when no measurable rainfall
occurred.  It`s obvious that record will never be broken.

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