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About 140 rail cars on two trains derailed as storm brought strong winds to Kansas
Two BNSF trains derailed in a Harvey County town late Saturday night as a storm brought strong winds to central Kansas.
The two trains derailed near Walton, with about 90 rail cars derailed on one train and about 50 on the other, according to a local storm report from the National Weather Service. The derailments were reported at around 11:56 p.m. and were listed as thunderstorm wind damage.
“The rail cars were all empty and many were double stacked,” the NWS said. “No injuries were reported.”
Wind gusts overnight measured as high as 67 mph at Newton’s airport. Over 2 inches of rain were recorded in Hesston.
https://www-1.kansas.com/news/weather-news/article234129022.html
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