Regional Radar

Heavy Friday morning rain now moving into our western counties of SEK and progressing east throughout today in what's going to be a wet and chilly Friday. Not looking at anything severe, just a matter of making sure you don't…

Cloudy start with a little rain in the south. Gradually clearing as we head toward noon and a really nice afternoon with sunshine and temps in the mid 60s. Watch the plants overnight as we'll have patchy frost Thursday morning.

With the increasing cloud cover through the later morning hours, our temperatures are stuck in the mid 60s today. Staying dry and delightful for Monday until late tonight when rain formulates south of I-44.

Thursday morning April showers moving in from the northwest and making it into the central Four States. Wait until about noon and the rain will wrap up and clouds gradually decrease. Temperatures eventually into the 60s. West wind will gust…

Red Flag Warnings indicated in red, High Wind Warnings in pink: Red Flag-- * Wind...South 20 To 30 Mph With Gusts Up To 35 To 45 Mph. * Humidity...20 To 30 Percent. * Temperatures...In The Low To Mid 70S.* Impacts...Any…

Visibility One Half Mile Or Less In Dense Fog. If Driving, Slow Down, Use Your Headlights, And Leave Plenty Of Distance Ahead Of You.

Cool temperatures this afternoon as the wind shifts from west to north, and all eyes down south as thunderstorms begin to roll in after midnight in what's shaping up to be a wet Thursday.

The Osage River At Taberville. * At 8:45 Am Cdt Wednesday The Stage Was 32.4 Feet. * Flood Stage Is 23.0 Feet. * Minor Flooding Is Occurring And Minor Flooding Is Forecast. * Forecast...The River Is Expected To Fall To…

Includes Marmaton, Osage, and Little Osage Rivers: The County Road West Of The Gage, Minnie Ball Road, Is Impassable. Low Lying Areas Along Route D Near Stotesbury Flood. The Handicapped Access To The Osage River Launch Area Floods.

North Winds 20 To 30 Mph With Gusts Up To 40 Mph Expected. Gusty Winds Could Blow Around Unsecured Objects. Tree Limbs Could Be Blown Down.

* Rainfall Amounts Through Tonight Are Expected To Range From Three Quarters Of An Inch To Two Inches In Widespread Fashion. * Flash Flooding Of Small Streams, Creeks, And Rivers Are Expected. Numerous Low Water Crossings Are Likely To Become…

Patchy fog for Monday morning on top of Flood Warnings from the days of rain we experienced. Gradually clearing skies this afternoon and highs in the mid 60s so not too bad when it's all said and done.

The heavier rain is spreading in from the west and is going to be with us all day long. Starting to see it generate a fair amount of lightning as well, along with 45 mph winds. Flood Watches in effect…

A Severe Thunderstorm Was Located Over Greenfield, Moving East At 50 Mph. Hazard...60 Mph Wind Gusts And Quarter Size Hail.

The rain is upon us and it's here to stay through the weekend as Flood Watches encompass the Four States. Cold front drops temperatures down to the 40s this morning until we stabilize in the 50s this afternoon. Looking at…

Persistent Rainfall Over The Next Several Days Is Expected To Lead To Flooding Across Extreme Southeast Kansas And The Missouri Ozarks. Widespread Rainfall Amounts Through This Weekend Is Expected To Range From Three To Five Inches.

Any fires that develop will likely spread rapidly and become very difficult to control. Outdoor burning is not recommended.

Sustained Southwest Winds Of 15 To 20 Mph With Gusts Of 25 To 30 Mph. * Humidity...20 To 30 Percent. * Impacts...Any Fires That Develop Will Likely Spread Rapidly. Outdoor Burning Is Not Recommended.

Light rain marking our Friday start with mostly cloudy skies. Not looking at anything severe and won't pick up more tha a quarter inch of rain before it ends early this afternoon. Clearing skies overnight and a great looking weekend…

Cloudy start with a little rain coming down south of I-44. Morning temps stay in the mid 30s to low 40s. Even with the clouds sticking around today we're able to make it close to 50 degrees. Overnight the clouds…