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With extreme heat entering the area on Tuesday, chances for scattered to severe storms increase as well as we approach the Fourth of July. Weather experts say rain chances will begin Tuesday night into Wednesday
The National Weather Service in Springfield is warning residents of the possibility of scattered thunderstorms beginning tonight. A cold-pressure system is working its way into the Ozarks this afternoon and evening, meeting the extreme heat
The National Weather Service is issuing a tornado watch for all of southwest Missouri, and most of the state. Weather experts say large hail, up to the size of baseballs, is possible. There is also
Recent weather conditions have led to several Counties issuing fire weather warnings. Red Flag rules that ask residents to avoid burning of any kind have been given in Taney County, and several others throughout Southern
With temperatures beginning to rise in southwest Missouri, and the possibility of ice melting soon, City Utilities in Springfield is beginning to pick back up operations. Effective at noon Monday, CU officials say the transit
Slick back roads and frigid temps have led a number of school districts in the Ozarks to call off classes another day. Here’s the list of public schools in southwest Missouri closed Wednesday. The list
As dangerously low temperatures continue to hamper the Ozarks, school officials around the area will be keeping students at home once again on Tuesday. The list of schools (and it’s a long one) includes:
With slick roads, and dangerously low temperatures effecting the area, officials with Springfield City Utilities are asking customers to conserve energy. In an email Monday, CU said that the low temperatures are effecting the delivery
With severe winter weather hammering the Ozarks, some communities are getting power back. Early morning thunderstorms in southwest Missouri knocked out power for residents in Ozark, Stone, and Taney counties on Friday. The White River
The weather continues to change here in southwest Missouri, and this weekend will be no different. Weather experts are predicting that temperatures on Friday will fall into the low 20’s to high-teens. According to the
With temperatures rising up to 100 degrees this afternoon, the chance for thunderstorms and severe weather could possibly follow. The National Weather Service says isolated thunderstorms will pop up beginning Wednesday night, and more likely
With severe thunderstorms working its way through the Ozarks Friday night, many drivers are left battling the dangers of flooded roads. A flash flood warning has been put into effect for southeastern Greene County until
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