Severe storms with torrential rains moved across central Kansas overnight into very early Sunday morning, eventually moving into the Wichita area between 3-4am with strong winds and very heavy rain. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was in effect all night as a massive complex of storms moved through. Over an inch of rain fell in just under an hour leading to street flooding across the city of Wichita. Strong winds accompanied the storm with gusts over 50mph on the leading edge. Flood warnings were issued for the city until early Sunday morning as multiple rounds of storms moved through the region.
Shot Description
Scenes 1-2: POV driving shots as heavy rain and wind move into northwest Wichita.
Scene 3: Shot of wind-driven rain.
Scene 4: Shot of wind-driven rain in street lights with tree blowing around in foreground.
Scene 5: Shot of wind-driven rain in street light.
Scene 6: Wind-driven rain through empty parking lot.
Scene 7: Wide shot of wind driven rain through empty parking lot.
Scene 8: Shot of rain blowing off a CVS sign.
Scene 9: Oncoming traffic driving through ponding of water on the road.
Scene 10: Blue car driving through street flooding.
Scene 11: Oncoming red truck driving through street flooding.
Scene 12: Two cars driving through street flooding.
Scene 13: Passing cars driving through street flooding.
Scene 14: Oncoming car driving through ponding on the road.
Scene 15: Police car driving through minor street flooding.
Scene 16: Motorcycle driving through the heavy rain.
Scene 17: Oncoming car driving through standing water between rounds of storms.
Scene 18: Oncoming SUV driving through standing water between storms.
Scene 19: Truck driving away from camera through flooded street.
Scene 20-21: Water draining off gas station awning.