Storms that made the state famous
After a year in which Kansas endured destructive ice storms, killer tornadoes and severe flooding, it seemed the Kansas Museum of History carefully timed the opening of an exhibit on extreme weather. But organizers say the timing is a coincidence, because they have been working on the "Forces of Nature” exhibit for more than a year.
"Weather is a huge part of our identity,” said Rebecca Martin , project manag...
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