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    Flooding concerns in the area following storms

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    By KMAN Staff on May 27, 2016 Local News, Pottawatomie County, Riley County, Top Story

    Thursday storms in the area produced high winds, tornadoes and lots of rain.

    So much rain, in fact, that a woman was temporarily stranded in her car in high water, KMAN learned Friday morning.

    KMAN visited with Riley County Emergency Management Director Pat Collins Friday morning and the interview can be heard here:

          patcollins530a.m.mp3

    KMAN also spoke with National Weather Service Meteorologist Bryan Baerg in Topeka:

          brian-berg-interview5-27-16.mp3

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