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Following a night of numerous severe thunderstorm warnings in the Ozarks on Thursday, parts of southwest Missouri are under the threat for more severe weather late Friday. The National Weather Service says initial supercells are
If you have outdoor plans Thursday evening, remain weather aware! The National Weather Service says the first round of storms moving through Thursday morning will not be severe. The best potential for severe storms will
Heavy rains led to flash flooding in the Springfield metro area and other parts of the Ozarks Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service says between 4 and 7 inches of rain had fallen in western
The National Weather Service says a tornado touched down last Wednesday night in Stone County. The Weather Service in Springfield confirms an EF-0 tornado touched down around 8 PM Wednesday, July 3rd, near Cape Fair
The remnants of Hurricane Beryl will increase rain chances in the Ozarks Monday night through Tuesday, with the highest chances south and east of Springfield. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for
The chances are very good for severe weather tonight and early Saturday morning. The National Weather Service in Springfield says most of these storms will be north of I-44. These storms are expected to move
Severe storms pushed through the Ozarks early Wednesday morning, but are clearing the area from the mid to late morning hours from north to south. The National Weather Service says the storms produced wind damaged
Monday will mark the hottest day of the year so far in southwest Missouri, with a Heat Advisory in effect from noon on Monday through 8 pm on Tuesday. The National Weather Service says heat
The heat and humidity will continue in the Ozarks Monday, with isolated showers and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service says most areas will remain dry, and the best chance
Damaging winds, hail up to the size of golf balls and torrential rainfall producing flash flooding have accompanied storms that moved through the Ozarks Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Several parts of the Ozarks, including
Severe thunderstorms and a tornado rolled across the Ozarks Sunday afternoon. A series of thunderstorms with hail passed through Laclede, Dallas, Webster, Greene, Christian, Douglas, and Taney Counties. There were reports of penny sized hail
UPDATE: Hail up to the size of large hen eggs, damaging winds of 70 plus miles per hour and several reports of tornadoes on the ground highlighted a long night of severe weather in the
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