Gallery: Strong morning storms wreak havoc on 1st day of summer
On the first day of summer, it was nearly as dark as night at 10 a.m. in Kansas City as another round of storms moved in.Rae Daniel
A water main break near 31st and Southwest Boulevard cause significant traffic issues in the area.Lloyd Plumber
A driver attempts to cross a flooded street near 31st and Southwest Boulevard. All public safety agencies warn against this with the saying "turn around, don't drown."Rae Daniel
A tree fell onto Wornall Road near 61st Terrace, blocking much of the street.Charlie Keegan
A tree fell onto Wornal Road near 61st Terrace, blocking much of the street.Charlie Keegan
The severe storms brought hail that ranged in size from pea to ping pong ball.Melissa Greenstein
After the first round of storms Friday morning, flash flooding broke out across the metro, including in Westport.Charlie Keegan
Tree limbs came down in backyards across the metro.Nick Kastelan
Near 25th and Madison, pavement buckled under the sudden heavy rain.Rae Daniel
A blazing red sunrise preceded strong thunderstorms Friday morning in Kansas City.Lindsey Anderson