An ag meteorologist says the severe storms that moved across the Midwest overnight did not bring much rain to the drought-stricken areas of Kansas and Nebraska.
World Weather Incorporated’s Drew Lerner says the largest rain totals were up to three-quarters of an inch in central and south-central Kansas, but “for other areas of the High Plains, most of the rainfall was less than 15 hundredths of an inch. The drought is still alive and well in the western counties.”
But he says every bit of moisture helps.