In the late afternoon early evening of Thursday, June 11, 2015 Central Kansas was put in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch which stretched a small corridor from Kansas City to just Northwest of Wichita, KS. There was a storm that went up near McPherson, KS that went Severe Thunderstorm Warned once it crossed over towards Durham, KS. The storm packed a strong south wind, small hail, rain, and even a multitude of rainbows.
The second storm that formed behind this one never went severe warned but it did create what looked like a pretty strong downburst with a rainfoot.
1. Medium shot of dime size hail bouncing on the ground with a zoomed out shot of the high winds in the tall grass, road, and tree
2. Close shot of dime size hail bouncing on the ground
3. Close shot of the ground through the dash of dime size hail bouncing on the ground
4. Driving wide shot of rain curtains on the Severe Warned Thunderstorm in Central Kansas
5. Driving wide shot of what appears to be the whales mouth with heavy rain and hail on the right of the severe warned thunderstorm in Central Kansas
6. Driving shot of a rainbow on the back side of the severe warned thunderstorm in Central Kansas
7. Static wide shot of a rainbow on the back side of the severe warned thunderstorm in Central Kansas
8. Static shot of a double rainbow on the back side of the severe warned thunderstorm in Central Kansas
9. Driving shot of an extremely vivid rainbow on the back side of the severe warned thunderstorm in Central Kansas
10. Wide shot of a non-severe thunderstorm producing a downburst
11. Close up shot of the rain foot associated with the downburst in Central Kansas