Moderate to heavy rain especially north of I-44. A bit of thunder may be heard too.
TUESDAYLow 50s
Cloudy with a few scattered showers
WEDNESDAYLow 40sMostly Cloudy and cooler
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A very deep upper level storm is now ejecting out of the southwest. Deep tropical moisture is flowing into the Ozarks and the radar has been very active this afternoon. Already some areas are approaching one inch of rain and an additional inch is possible tonight. A few claps of thunder are also possible however no severe weather is forecast.
Blizzard on the Plains
Cold air is spilling down the east side of the Rockies and mixing with the moisture. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are forecast for western Kansas and eastern Colorado tonight. Over a foot of snow is possible out west. I do not think we will see any snow in the Ozarks. The moisture will move east long before the air becomes cold enough to create snow.
