It wasn’t much, but after a November that brought only 0.05 inches of precipitation to Hays, anything is welcome.

Early reports from the overnight rain that fell Friday morning ranged from 0.11 to 0.25 inches, while western Ellis County saw only trace amounts.

The official rainfall report for Hays was 0.16 inches as recorded at the K-State Agricultural Research Center

Russell County received the most rainfall, with a third of an inch falling in the southern portions of the county.

In the southernmost areas of Kansas, more than an inch of rain fell, with 1.11 inches of rain reported in Clark County and 1.13 inches in Seward County.

While there is a slight chance of additional rain early Friday morning, the skies are expected to clear into the evening and temperatures are expected to moderate.

Click HERE for the weekend forecast.