KSU campus cleaning up from Monday’s storm damage

Areas of Manhattan received over 4 inches of rain on Monday. — Areas of Manhattan received over 4 inches of rain in a brief period of time on Monday.

MANHATTAN — The May 4 thunderstorm and heavy rainfall caused some damage on Kansas State University’s Manhattan campus.

According to a release from KSU, the Division of Facilities staff cleaned water damage in portions of Seaton Hall, Anderson Hall, McCain Auditorium and the President’s Residence.

The storm caused roof leaks in Edwards Hall, eastern Weber Hall, Ahearn Field House, the Power Plant and Dykstra Hall.

Many of these buildings are scheduled for future roof replacements.

The storm also caused minor road damage and road erosion from heavy water flow on streets.

Division of Facilities staff continues to clean up any remaining water damage or leaks. Most damage was cleaned by the end of the day on Tuesday.