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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 isolated tornadoes can’t be ruled out:
Total precipitation guidance is below…areas from Joplin to Jefferson City to north of the St. Louis metro are looking like 0.2-0.6″, areas to the Northwest and Southeast pose a risk for widespread 0.5-1.5″, localized higher in strong storms will be likely:
Wind forecast guidance over the next 4 days:
Maryville, MO temps and precip the next 10 days:
Columbia, MO temps and precip the next 10 days:
Joplin, MO temps and precip the next 10 days:
Poplar Bluff temps and precip the next 10 days:
