Kansas Hit by Devastating Flash Floods and Tornado

Severe Weather Pummels Kansas: Flash Floods and Tornado Leave Trail of Destruction Wichita, Kansas, and the surrounding areas experienced a devastating weather event on June 4, 2025, as widespread flash flooding and a tornado caused significant damage and prompted a state of emergency. The storm system dropped nearly six inches of rain in some areas, leading to rapid flooding that submerged cars and homes. First responders received nearly 2,000 calls for help, and conducted over 100 water rescues in Wichita alone. "Crews in Wichita made more than 100 water rescues," reported CBS Mornings. "That same system triggered a tornado near Kansas City." The video includes footage of flooded streets, rescue operations, and the aftermath of the tornado. One resident, a 13-year-old girl who sheltered in her basement, described the terrifying experience: "When I was downstairs, I saw a lot of things passing my window, like tree branches, and I heard a lot of sounds, like breaking." Despite the destruction, the video also shows moments of resilience and community support as residents helped each other and first responders worked tirelessly to assist those affected. The event serves as a stark reminder of the power of nature and the importance of preparedness during severe weather.