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Kansas's water damage risk is driven largely by intense thunderstorms that are common across the Great Plains, capable of producing flash flooding even in areas that see relatively little annual rainfall. The Kansas River and its tributaries have a documented history of serious flooding, including the 1951 flood that remains one of the most damaging in state history. Kansas's flat terrain in many areas can also slow drainage, allowing water to pool during periods of heavy rain.
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