Hazardous Driving Conditions Due To Low Visibility. Slow Down, Use Your Headlights, And Leave Plenty Of Distance Ahead Of You.

Little bit chilly this morning with temperatures in the low 40s and when you factor in the wind chill, even down into the 30s. Little rain hanging on the eastern part of SWMO and the northern Four States but none…

Areas Of Dense Fog Have Developed Across The Ozark Plateau With Visibility Reducing Below One-Quarter Mile At Times. Patchy Freezing Fog Will Be Likely Wherever Temperatures Fall Below Freezing For Consecutive Hours. Slow Down, Use Your Headlights, And Leave Plenty…

A Red Flag Warning Means That Critical Fire Weather Conditions Is Occurring. A Combination Of Strong Winds, Low Relative Humidity, And Warm Temperatures Can Contribute To Extreme Fire Behavior. Any Fires That Develop Will Likely Spread Rapidly. Outdoor Burning Is…

These Conditions Will Kill Plants And Other Tender Vegetation That Are Left Outdoors Or Unprotected. Outdoor Water Pipes Should Be Wrapped, Drained, Or Allowed To Run In A Slow Steady Stream. Precautions Should Also Be Taken To Protect Small Plants…

Three key factors for Thursday afternoon into Friday night. #1) Afternoon sunshine puts us in the 60s, 2) overnight we drop to, if not below the freezing point, and 3) thunderstorm activity Friday evening from the southwest that tolls into…

These Conditions Will Kill Plants And Other Tender Vegetation That Are Left Outdoors Or Unprotected.

Tuesday morning rain is upon us but the big factor for today is the cold front on the back side of the precip. Not looking at anything severe and it clears out around 1 p.m. as the temperatures steadily fall…

These Conditions Will Kill Plants And Other Tender Vegetation That Are Left Outdoors Or Unprotected. Outdoor Water Pipes Should Be Wrapped, Drained, Or Allowed To Run In A Slow Steady Stream. Precautions Should Also Be Taken To Protect Small Plants…

Widespread Showers And Thunderstorms Will Spread Across The Region Today And Will Continue Through Thursday. Widespread Rainfall Amounts Are Expected To Range From Two To Three Inches Across The Flood Watch Area. Numerous Low Water Crossings Are Expected To Become…

The rain is upon us in what's going to be a very wet Wednesday with Flood Watches in effect all day long. One positive is we stay well above the freezing line so not winter mix like we had earlier…

Here's where we stand at the noon hour as the freezing rain persists in SEK for the next several hours while it remains as rain in SWMO and NEOK. Then after we get a little evening break, get ready for…

The freezing rain begins to make its way into the Four States for Tuesday morning with temperatures right at the freezing mark. The system moves from southwest to northeast into the afternoon hours. Along and south of I-44 remains rain,…

* What...Freezing Rain Expected. Total Ice Accumulations Of Around One Tenth Of An Inch. * Impacts...Difficult Travel Conditions Are Possible. The Hazardous Conditions Could Impact The Morning Commute. * Additional Details...In Addition To The Light Freezing Rain And Drizzle, Temperatures…

Morning thunderstorms usher in a cold front in which temperatures plummet into the high 30s/low 40s through the morning until around noon. Around lunch we see the rain move off to the east, but the cold is here to stay…

South Winds 20 To 25 Mph With Gusts Up To 45 Mph Expected. * Impacts...Gusty Winds Could Blow Around Unsecured Objects. Tree Limbs Could Be Blown Down And A Few Power Outages May Result. * Additional Details...Travel Will Be Difficult…

Light rain in the central and southern Four States for Tuesday morning while the north remains dry (once again). Cloudy and cool, but there's a front coming in from the southeast that's going to warm us up into the mid…

Not a whole lot of rain coming down, just about the same geographic band we had Monday morning, so central and southern Four States is where the kids may want an umbrella, northern portion stays dry. Still cool and cloudy…

The MUCH needed rain is now breaking for the rest of Monday and into Tuesday. Mostly cloudy and cool with highs only in the high 40s, with a 50 every now and then. Overnight the northeast breeze keeps us cool…

*Any Fires That Develop Will Likely Spread Rapidly. Outdoor Burning Is Not Recommended. * Wind...Sustained Winds Ranging From 15 To 30 Mph With Gusts Ranging From 25 To 40 Mph. * Humidity...Relative Humidity Will Fall Below 30 Percent In Many…