Missouri

Today's video: http://youtu.be/b61LabDy6nY?hd=1 Observed rainfall over the past 24 hours as of 5amCT: Remaining precipitation over the next 48 hours is below...a couple strong storms and heavy precipitation on the order of 1-2"+ is in store for SE parts of the state today into tonight: Wind forecast guidance next 4 days: Butler, MO temps / precip next 10 days: Maryville, MO temps / precip next 10 days: Columbia, MO temps / precip next 10 days: Poplar Bluff, MO temps / precip next 10 days:

Video Update: http://youtu.be/lLsFImleX_w?hd=1

Today's video: http://youtu.be/cAs8GTcKp-o?hd=1 Late tonight into Thursday we have elevated risks for strong to severe storms including isolated tornadoes, very large hail and damaging winds. We mentioned in today's video it's possible the "Enhanced" (orange color) risk gets pushed more into Missouri possibly from Joplin to Columbia given the very favorable ingredients: Total precipitation guidance through Thursday:

Today's Video: http://youtu.be/8ZYofE8ePhg?hd=1 Here's the latest strong to severe storm threat for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. The main risks with these storms will be damaging winds and large hail, but a few isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out as well.  Total precipitation guidance through the next 7 days: Many areas are susceptible to 0.5-1.5" of rain during this period. Totals greater than 1.5" will be most likely in the Boot Heel and locations south/east. Of course with the case in any heavier/stronger storms, localized higher amounts will be possible. Wind forecast over the next four days: Temperature/precipitation charts over…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/0M7TNAJU7eE?hd=1 The good news in the short-term is we are very dry, sunny and warm basically today through Wednesday AM. However, getting into late Wednesday AM into the evening our shower and storm activity increases from west to east slowly, and especially prominent Wednesday night into Thursday as the low pressure system swings through the state. Some strong to severe storms will be possible, along with heavy rainfall rates at times: Here's the latest strong to severe storm risk for Wednesday night into Thursday morning...the main risks will be damaging winds and pockets of large hail, a few…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/MXzshUZojj4?hd=1 Freeze warnings hoisted across Northwestern parts of the state for Saturday morning...I think these could be expanded across the norther couple county rows of Missouri with temps getting around 30 or slightly below overnight tonight: Our weather today into Saturday morning stays quiet, however heavy rain/storms southeast, mixing in heavy, wet snow northwest will settle in Saturday evening into Sunday (click link below to open up the sim radar animation): Screen Recording 2019-04-12 at 6.57.34 AM Total precipitation guidance just through the weekend is below...especially south of I-70 we should be susceptible for 1.0-2.0" for most locations, isolated areas…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/RDE-qPc9lqU?hd=1 Basically the entire state is under a wind advisory today, with wind gusts topping 40mph at times will be possible. A Red Flag warming Southwest has been issued as well, with elevated fire danger risk present in very dry air: Total precip here in short-term as the cold front works slowly east tonight...areas across the SE parts of the state may see up to 0.5-1.0" through tomorrow morningt: The northern 2/3 county rows pose a risk for frost Saturday morning as winds calm down and skies clear: Total precip through Monday is below...barring areas in far NW…