Here is a list of the highest 2-day storm totals in the Kansas City area.
| Location | Rainfall Total (inches) |
| Chillicothe, MO (DCP) | 12.32" |
| Chillicothe, MO (COOP) | 9.6" |
| Prairie Hill, MO | 8.07" |
| Plattsburg, MO | 7.20" |
| Leavenworth, KS | 6.25" |
| Brookfield, MO | 6.12" |
| Brunswick, MO | 5.27" |
| Kansas City Int | 5.05" |
| Trenton, MO | 3.56" |
| St. Joseph, MO | 3.15" |
| Lees Summit, MO | 2.42" |
| Olathe, KS | 2.75" |
| Kirksville, MO | 2.14" |
| Sedalia, MO | 0.45" |
(Source: NWS Kansas City)
And their radar estimated totals...
The Cooling Continues
Besides a few warm days in the beginning of the month, it has been a carbon copy of July. On Monday, we experienced our first "dreary" day where the sun was nowhere to be seen. A reminder of things to come!
We are on the mark as of today in the rain bucket for August with a total of 3.61", only 0.03" behind the average for Fulton. Seems with the strong cold front passing through today we will have another above average month.
The Cooling Continues
Besides a few warm days in the beginning of the month, it has been a carbon copy of July. On Monday, we experienced our first "dreary" day where the sun was nowhere to be seen. A reminder of things to come!
We are on the mark as of today in the rain bucket for August with a total of 3.61", only 0.03" behind the average for Fulton. Seems with the strong cold front passing through today we will have another above average month. 
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