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Stormy weather stops play at Wichita Open

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By Keenan Penn Verified
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Update: A Thursday-morning thunderstorm has early action stopped at the Wichita Open. The forecast calls for rain and storm chances to continue throughout the day. The Wichita Open is teeing off at Crestview Country Club, facing the possibility of interruptions with storm chances in the forecast. Rain won’t stop the tournament, but lightning will require everyone to leave the course.
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Wichita Open tees off with rain, possible storms in forecast

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By Keenan Penn Verified
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Open is teeing off at Crestview Country Club, facing the possibility of interruptions with storm chances in the forecast. Rain won’t stop the tournament, but lightning will require everyone to leave the course. Fans heading to the tournament were advised to dress for wet weather, but as long as there’s no safety risk, play will continue.
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Weather Alert: Safety plan urged for flood-prone areas in Sedgwick County

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By Keenan Penn Verified
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS) Verified
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County Emergency Management is urging people in flood-prone and low-lying areas to prepare ahead of expected heavy rain. Cody Charvat, deputy director of Sedgwick County Emergency Management, said people should not wait until water is at their door to decide what to do. He said people should have a plan, know their escape routes and watch how quickly conditions change around their neighborhood.
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