Marginally Severe Storms - 3/29/2022 South Central Kansas — Bryce Kintigh

Published on March 29, 2022

Storms developed by late afternoon along a Dryline from Hutchinson, Kansas to Cherokee, Oklahoma. Due to a capping inversion, storms struggled to strengthen beyond small hail, winds to 60 mph and heavy rains.

Storm near Garden Plain, Kansas @ 05:29 PM #kswx — This storm near Garden Plain, Kansas strengthened as is quickly moved off to the Northeast.

Back side of a strong storm near Andale, Kansas. #kswx — Back side of a strong storm near Andale, Kansas as taken from Garden Plain, Kansas.

Small updraft near Garden Plain, Kansas.

While not an overly impressive severe setup for the Central Plains, beneficial precipitation fell, which will aid in more robust storms in the upcoming weeks.

Bryce Kintigh

Bryce has been chasing storms since 2003. Growing up on a farm in North Central Kansas, weather has always played a big role in his life. In 2018, Bryce finished his Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. His favorite weather memory would have to be seeing a large wedge tornado with a satellite tornado in 2007. When Bryce isn’t on the road chasing storms, he enjoys spending time with friends, cheering on the Kansas State Wildcats, and traveling. He hopes to visit every National Weather Service radar site in the nation, visiting over 135 thus far. Bryce is often heard on KAKE-TV, tracking storms all across Kansas and the Midwest.

Marginally Severe Storms – 3/29/2022 South Central Kansas

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