We have included the former location names (AKA=also known as) for your convenience in locating previous sites. The locations listed in this table are more specific than the table used prior to April 20, 2017. Jump below to precipitation data for individual Nebraska sites.
#24 HOUR RAINFALL TOTALS KANSAS CITY DOWNLOAD#
NetSTORM can download and pre-process the data - use KMKC to retrieve data for downtown, KMCI for MCI. It often matches the hourly and daily datasets, but not always. The NOAA Metadata Repository can inform you how data has been collected at a site over time.ġ-minute ASOS data is not quality controlled. There's recent data for the downtown airport, but not necessarily of the same quality as MCI.
Kansas City has complete hourly digital data from 1948 through the present, although the principal station moved from the old airport to the current location in November 1972. As it only rains about 450 hours per year in KC, "coverage" is about 5%. The temporal coverage statistic on the NOAA website is misleading - it indicates the fraction of the time with non-zero data. Total Rainfall 2023 28.6in Daily Average 2023 0.1in Wettest Day 13 August, 2023 2.9in Wet Days 2023 73/256 (29) Total Rainfall August 4.8in Daily Average August 0.2in Wettest Day 13 August, 2023 2.9in Wet Days August 5/31 (16) Total. There are methods to disaggregate rainfall into smaller timesteps, but these aren't really of much value for daily rainfall. September Rainfall Kansas City, Kansas City International Airport (0.6 miles) 2023 August September. You may end up will 100% loss due to infiltration or evaporation, and your receiving system won't show much response. KSHB 41 Weather Feeling nice today while clouds increase during the afternoon. For most smaller scale stormwater models, daily or 24 hour rainfall is averaged over just too long a period. View hourly forecast View daily forecast. Just an FYI, daily rainfall won't do very much for you except for a large scale water balance. You'll want to identify a large storm event at a nearby gage to help verify this.
5-6 inches per hour for a shorter 5-10 minute timestep would be considered insignificant). 5-6 inches in one day would be a significant storm but 5-6 inches per hour intensity for a sustained 24 hour period would be off the charts except in Monsoon areas. The magnitude of numbers may tip you off (i.e. You'll need to find another source of daily rainfall depth to confirm what you have (volume aka depth, or intensity), perhaps a nearby gage. The rainfall timeseries time interval is input for each gage as the 'Rain Interval' variable, either as decimal hours or hh:mm (if you have 24 hour data, then would enter interval of '24.0' or '24:00') You data could be VOLUME format with a 24 hour interval. CUMULATIVE (in total inches or mm over the timeseries).VOLUME (in inches or mm per elapsed time period of timeseries).
#24 HOUR RAINFALL TOTALS KANSAS CITY MANUAL#
See SWMM 5.1 manual Appendix B and D regarding the Rain Gage object.
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