Heavy Rain Swamps Kansas City Metro Area

StoryfulNews 2017-07-27

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At least seven inches of rain fell early Thursday morning, July 27, in the Kansas City area, prompting road closures and water rescues because of flash flooding.

Tomahawk Creek overflowed on its namesake parkway, which was closed between College Blvd and 119th St in Leawood. Credit: Twitter/Christine Heggestad via Storyful


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