Regional Radar

At 816 Am Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line Extending From Mulberry To Near Pittsburg, Moving Northeast At 50 Mph. Hazard...60 Mph Wind Gusts.

* At 744 Am Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line Extending From 6 Miles Northeast Of Redfield To 6 Miles West Of Girard, Moving Northeast At 85 Mph. Hazard...60 Mph Wind Gusts And Penny Size Hail.

Spots of rain before the noon hour with warm temps into the high 70s. Rain coverage increases this afternoon but not looking at anything severe. Almost warm overnight as we stay in the high 60s.

Heavy Monday morning rain in the western Four States already bringing Flood Warnings. Central and east sart with blue skies and temps already into the 70s before early afternoon rain emerges form the south and carries us into Monday night.

Flooding Is Ongoing Or Expected To Begin Shortly In The Warned Area. 1 To 2 Inches Of Rain Has Fallen. * Some Locations That Will Experience Flooding Include...Sedan, Cedar Vale, Grenola, Peru, Chautauqua, Elgin And Cambridge. Additional Rainfall Amounts Of…

Runoff From Locally Heavy Rain Since Monday Evening Will Continue To Extend Into The Larger Creeks And Area Rivers Such As Flat Creek...Big And Little Sugar...And The Spring River. * This Has Impacted Route C Along Indian Creek East Of…

* This Has Impacted Route C Along Indian Creek East Of Goodman... Missouri 97 Along The Spring River North Of Stotts City...And Route C Along Flat Creek East Of Purdy. * Some Locations That Will Experience Flooding Include...Low Lying Areas…

Even though we start with mostly cloudy skies for Wednesday morning, we're slowly part the clouds and be able to warm up into the mid 70s this afternoon. Scattered rain kicks in from about 1 - 8 p.m., but we're…

Rain keeps coming down and we're approaching the 2" mark along and south of I-44. Mostly cloudy and very mild temps to start the beginning of June as we'll only make it into the mid 60s. Rain lightens up by…

* Periods Of Heavy Rain Will Remain Over The Area Today As A Weather System Approaches From The Southern Plains. Up To Two Inches Of Rain Will Be Possible During The Watch Period With Locally Higher Amounts. * Recent Heavy…

Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line Extending From 7 Miles South Of Hermitage To Near Fair Play To 8 Miles South Of Stockton, Moving East At 40 Mph. Hazard...70 Mph Wind Gusts And Quarter Size Hail.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch indicated in yellow: Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line Extending From Near Carthage To Near Shoal Creek Drive, Moving East At 20 Mph. Hazard...60 Mph Wind Gusts And Quarter Size Hail.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch indicated in orange:

Thunderstorms dominating Central Plains and while we get a little bit of a morning break, there's more to come this afternoon and evening. Temps into the high 70s but being safe with emerging flood waters is of the utmost importance.

If Driving, Slow Down, Use Your Headlights, And Leave Plenty Of Distance Ahead Of You.

This Includes The Following Low Water Crossings... Route P At Spring Creek North Of Verona, County Road 2220 West Of Verona Route C Just South Of Mcdowell, Highway 97 Just South Of Highway 37 At Pierce City Route Bb At…

The Osage River Is Expected To Rise Above Flood Stage Wednesday Morning To A Crest Of 30.8 Feet Early Thursday Afternoon. It Will Then Fall Below Flood Stage Early Friday Afternoon.

While the morning has remained quiet and mild, thunderstorms are working their way towards the Four States in what's going to be a rainy late morning/afternoon and carry us overnight as well. Temperatures working into the high 70s this afternoon…

Light rain in the north this morning that will becomes more widespread this afternoon in the central and southern Four States into Tuesday evening. Not looking at anything severe, but it's another cool day as highs will only be in…

Minor Flooding Is Occurring And Minor Flooding Is Forecast. * The River Is Expected To Fall Below Flood Stage Tomorrow Evening And Continue Falling To 29.5 Feet Saturday Evening. * Impact...At 45.0 Feet, Moderate Flooding Occurs At The Gage Site.…

Heavy rain making its way through the central portion of the Four States as we're now over 2" of rain going back to last night, and in Vernon Co. it's in excess of 5". Flood Advisory for Berry Co., and…

Tornado Watches for Delaware Co., OK and Benton Co., AR. Flash Flood Watches for SWMO.

Here's the latest Future Track as we sit back an wait for this evening thunderstorm activity that carries us into Saturday morning. But after everything passes through the east it's smooth sailing for the rest of the weekend.