Manhattan KS Housing Authority

06/11/2026

06/10/2026

⚠️ WEATHER UPDATE FOR MHA RESIDENTS ⚠️

The National Weather Service is monitoring the potential for thunderstorms to develop in the Manhattan area this evening (again).

This is not a line of storms moving in — storms may develop near or over our area along a weak cold front.

According to NWS Topeka, storms could develop between now and 10 PM. Likely around 7pm. If storms form, they may become severe and could produce:

• Large hail
• Damaging wind gusts
• Heavy rain
• Frequent lightning
• Brief power outages

Please stay weather aware this evening and be prepared to move indoors quickly if a warning is issued.

If your MHA home or property has storm damage after the weather passes:

📸 Take photos if it is safe
💬 Message the MHA page
📞 Or call MHA and follow the prompt to request maintenance

Please include your name, address, phone number, description of the damage, and photos if available.

For emergencies involving injuries, fire, gas leaks, downed power lines, or immediate danger, call 911.

Stay safe and check on your neighbors

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06/10/2026

06/09/2026

(Manhattan, KS - June 9, 2026) City of Manhattan crews continue storm response efforts after severe overnight weather brought strong winds and heavy rain, causing flooding, downed trees and downed pow

06/09/2026

🌩️ STORM DAMAGE AT YOUR MHA HOME? LET US KNOW! 🌩️

Once the storm has passed and it is safe to go outside, please inspect your home for any storm-related damage.

If you find damage to Manhattan Housing Authority property:

📸 Take photos if it is safe to do so.

💬 Send a message to the MHA page with:
• Your name
• Address
• Phone number
• Description of the damage
• Photos (if available)

📞 Or call MHA 785-776-8588 and submit a maintenance request.

Examples of damage to report include:
• Roof damage
• Broken windows
• Siding damage
• Fallen tree limbs
• Flooding or water intrusion
• Damaged doors, fences, or exterior structures

⚠️ For emergencies involving injuries, fire, gas leaks, downed power lines, or immediate threats to life and safety, call 911 immediately.

Your reports help our maintenance team prioritize repairs and respond as quickly as possible following severe weather.

Thank you for helping us keep MHA communities safe.

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06/09/2026

⚠️ URGENT SEVERE WEATHER ALERT FOR MHA RESIDENTS ⚠️

The National Weather Service is tracking a dangerous line of severe storms moving toward the Manhattan area tonight.

Riley County is under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 1:00 AM. Storms are expected to impact the area around 10:00 PM.

NWS warnings west and southwest of Manhattan are reporting destructive storms with winds up to 90–100 mph, large hail, heavy rain, and possible tornado activity.

Residents should take this seriously:

• Move indoors now
• Stay away from windows
• Bring in or secure loose outdoor items
• Charge phones and medical devices
• Be ready for power outages
• Check on elderly neighbors and residents who may need help

If a warning is issued for Manhattan, move immediately to the lowest level or an interior room away from windows.

If you experience damage to Manhattan Housing Authority property during the storm, please take photos if it is safe to do so and send a message to the MHA page as soon as possible so staff can begin assessing and responding to maintenance issues.

For emergencies involving injuries, fire, downed power lines, gas leaks, or immediate threats to life and safety, call 911.

Stay weather aware tonight and follow alerts from the National Weather Service and local emergency management

Send a message to learn more

06/08/2026

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER ADVISORY FOR MHA RESIDENTS ⚠️

The National Weather Service is tracking a dangerous line of severe thunderstorms expected to impact the Manhattan area around 9:00 PM tonight.

Current forecasts indicate the potential for:
🌪️ Damaging straight-line winds up to 90 MPH
🧊 Large hail
⚡ Frequent lightning
🌧️ Heavy rain and reduced visibility

What Residents Should Do Now:
• Bring outdoor furniture and loose items inside.
• Charge cell phones and essential medical devices.
• Stay away from windows during the storm.
• Move vehicles into covered parking if available.
• Have flashlights ready in case of power outages.
• Monitor local weather alerts and warnings throughout the evening.

If a Severe Thunderstorm Warning or Tornado Warning is issued for Manhattan, seek shelter immediately in an interior room on the lowest floor of your building and away from windows.

MHA staff will continue monitoring weather conditions and provide updates as necessary. Please check on elderly neighbors and residents who may need assistance preparing for the storm.

Stay safe and weather aware tonight.

Manhattan Housing Authority
Serving our community through all seasons. 🌩️🏠

06/07/2026

Kansas housing program creates thousands of new homes and spurs private investment to combat the state's housing shortage.