At the noon hour we finally have thunderstorms developing in central Oklahoma and moving northeast toward the Four States. It's throwing down a good amount of lightning. So far no watches/warnings with it. We'll have a quiet afternoon and evening…
Already into the 70s at the lunch hour except in the northwest Four States where the wind shift is already in effect and it's in the 60s. Very comfortable no matter where you are as we will see the 80s…
* Impacts...Hazardous Driving Conditions Due To Low Visibility. * Additional Details...The Fog Will Be Especially Dense In Low Lying Areas And Near Water. *Precautionary/Preparedness Actions... If Driving, Slow Down, Use Your Headlights, And Leave Plenty Of Distance Ahead Of You.
This Warning Includes But Is Not Limited To The Following Low Water Crossings... Business Highway 60 Just North Of Neosho... Highway 97 At The Spring River North Of Stotts City... Highway 97 Just South Of Stotts City... Highway 97 Just…
Thunderstorms are rolling in from central Kansas and headed toward the Four States giving us a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the counties in orange until 8 a.m. Heavy rain and lightning lead this band as it pushes east.
The Department Of Transportation Reported Flooding Continues Across The Warned Area. Many Streams And Creeks Remain Out Of Thier Banks Closing Roads And Low Water Crossings.
Second round of heavy rainfall now making its way through at the noon hour. Also winds have now picked up with gusts close to 40 mph and Flood Warnings extended until 4 p.m.
Up To One to One And A Half Inches Of Rain Has Already Fallen, With Additional Thunderstorms Moving Over The Area This Morning. Flash Flooding Is Ongoing Or Expected To Begin Shortly.
Thunderstorms for Thursday morning causing flooding with warnings and watches expanding as the rain continues through the morning. Expect the rain to keep coming down until late morning. Temperatures still in the 60s to the noon hour.
Early morning rain still hanging on up north and moving east. Some impressive overnight rain totals as Joplin Regional hit 0.39" since midnight. Temperatures are quite comfortable in the 50s this morning, and up into the 70s this afternoon as…
Scattered rains still hanging around on the Skywatch Storm Tracker and temperatures only in the 40s. Clouds aren't going anywhere, and while the rain will be light overnight it's going to stay dreary. One positive not in what's going to…
* Creeks, Streams, And Low Water Crossings Will Be Especially Susceptible To The Dangers Of Flooding. Locations In The Advisory Include... Roaring River State Park... Big Sugar Creek State Park... Cassville... Anderson... Noel... Shell Knob... Goodman... South West City... Seligman...…
Starting to pick up some scattered rain in the northern Four States just in time for the ride to school. Nothing severe like what we had on Wednesday. Light jacket will suffice as temps hang in the mid 50s. Rain…
Now we that we get a little daylight with sunrise at 7:34, we have a chance to survey what the high winds from the thunderstorms did. Clouds break throughout the morning and we warm up into the 60s by noon.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning For... Northern Barry County In Southwestern Missouri... Southern Lawrence County In Southwestern Missouri... * Until 630 Am Cdt. * At 537 Am Cdt, Severe Thunderstorms Were Located Along A Line Extending From Sarcoxie To Near Fairview, Moving…
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings: Hazard...Quarter Size Hail And 60 Mph Wind and Quarter Size Hail This Includes The Following Highways... Interstate 44 Between Mile Markers 2 And 28. Interstate 49 Between Mile Markers 25 And 36.
The overcast skies are preventing us form getting out of the 40s at the noon hour. Slowly we'll see the clouds break and actually get a little sun before it sets at 7:20. Win is light, and it's turning clockwise…
Scattered showers here at the noon hour in SWMO. Not quite done as a front from the northwest is going to push some of that back on us and add the chance for thunder and some lightning this evening. Winds…
Showers will be prevalent all day long with very mild temperatures in the 50s. Strong south wind so prepare them for that on the way to the bus stop this morning.
Wind...Northwest At 15 To 25 Mph With Gusts Of 20 To 30 Mph. * Humidity...20 To 30 Percent. * Impacts...Any Fires That Develop Will Likely Spread Rapidly. Outdoor Burning Is Not Recommended. Precautionary/Preparedness Actions... A Red Flag Warning Means That…
The cloud cover keeps moving in from the south, but we stay dry for Tuesday. Temperatures finally getting close to 40 degrees and we'll jump past that number here by mid-morning and head toward the 60s for this afternoon.
Tornadoes cut a path through Tennessee overnight, including downtown Nashville. 8 people are dead and at least 20 injures. Urban Search and Rescue crews are now going door-to-door in Nashville.
The line where the thunderstorms spawned and moved west to east shows heavy accumulation along the Cherokee.Crawford Cos. line up against the Kansas/Missouri state line.
