Heavy Rain

Heavy rain with flash flood potential expected tonight. A storm system will track through southern Missouri this evening through early Tuesday morning. Some periodic rainfall will be possible through the daytime hours today... periods of heavier and more widespread rain are expected to begin this evening and continue through the pre dawn hours tuesday. Two to four inches of rain will be possible by Tuesday morning in counties along and south of Interstate 44. Widespread rainfall of this magnitude is capable of producing flash flooding in the rocky Ozarks terrain.

            TONIGHT Low 70s Scattered thunderstorms along with strong gusty winds in stronger storms MONDAY Upper 80s Scattered thunderstorms along with strong gusty winds.  Much of the activity will be along the Missouri Arkansas state line TUESDAY Near 90° Partly Cloudy ...

      TODAY Mid 90s Partly cloudy with a chance for thunderstorms. Storms could be severe. Heat Advisory . TONIGHT Low 70s Partly cloudy, few storms possible. MONDAY Upper 80s Partly cloudy with a chance for storms, especially south. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac STRONG STORMS POSSIBLE AGAIN TODAY Strong and severe thunderstorms brought damaging winds and heavy rain to many locations yesterday.

                  TONIGHT Mid 60s Strong storms this evening and again Thursday morning Tornado Watch until 10pm THURSDAY Mid 40s Periods of moderate to heavy rain strong northwest winds and falling temperatures FRIDAY Low 50s Becoming Partly Cloudy and turning much colder grab the jacket on the way out the door. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac Tornado Watch Until 10pm     A very unstable air mass exists over the Ozarks this afternoon.  The only thing lacking is some sort of trigger mechanism.  A few thunderstorms tried to fire earlier today but had a tough time getting going.  I things will be mostly quiet until 9pm then things should begin to get interesting along the western border.  A squall line will move in after midnight and this too could produce severe weather.  Even though the storms will move through the region early in the day all modes of severe weather will still be possible including large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes.

      TONIGHT Low 30s Clear and Pleasant SATURDAY Mid 60s Mostly Sunny and nice SUNDAY Upper 50s Periods of heavy rain/thunder and windy.  Winds SE 15-25 mph 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar ...

                  TONIGHT 55 Rising Scattered Thunderstorms mainly north of Springfield. Dry south WEDNESDAY Upper 70s Partly to Mostly Cloudy with strong to severe storms by evening Temperatures warming THURSDAY Low 60s Falling Moderate to Heavy rain with falling temperatures and strong northwest winds 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac Crazy April Weather!

                  TONIGHT Mid 60s Strong storms this evening and again Thursday morning Tornado Watch until 5am THURSDAY Mid 40s Periods of moderate to heavy rain strong northwest winds and falling temperatures FRIDAY Low 50s Becoming Partly Cloudy and turning much colder grab the jacket on the way out the door. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac Tornado Watch Until 5AM   10pm Update   Thunderstorms are picking up in aeriel coverage west of the Ozarks.  The rain is now moving into western Missouri and will slowly spread east the rest of the night.  A new Tornado Watch has been issued until 5AM.  The main severe weather threat tonight will be large hail but strong winds and a tornado can not be ruled out, although the chances are diminishing.  Heavy flooding rain is the next concern as areas north and northwest of Springfield could have several inches of rain by morning.  Watch for flooded roads during the morning rush hour,   Previous Discussion     A very unstable air mass exists over the Ozarks this afternoon.  The only thing lacking is some sort of trigger mechanism.  A few...

      TONIGHT Upper 40s Light to moderate rain coming to an end with the exception of the far eastern counties which could have additional rain overnight THURSDAY Low 60s Mostly Cloudy with much of the day dry.  A few storms could form late at night FRIDAY Near 60° Showers and some thunderstorms, a few of which could be severe...

                  TONIGHT Mid 60s Clear and cool THURSDAY Low 90s Mostly Sunny and warm however some clouds will show up late in the day in Arkansas FRIDAY Upper 70s Heavy Rain and periods of thunder 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar ...

                  TONIGHT Mid 20s Clear this evening but turning cloudy by morning THURSDAY Low 30s Snow developing by mid-morning then getting falling heavy at times FRIDAY Mid 30s Periods of drizzle, freezing drizzle, flurries or light rain 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast ...

TODAY 50s Early showers, then mostly cloudy. TONIGHT 30s Clearing FRIDAY 60s Sunny and much warmer. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Pollen Count Satellite & Radar Almanac Good morning!  A storm in the upper atmosphere is centered over Oklahoma this morning.  Rather widespread rain surrounds the low, with a few showers in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas as well.  We continue to see dry air in the lower atmosphere fight the rain's northward progress, and with the track of the storm going southeast into southern Arkansas today we'll see the rain chance decrease this afternoon.  In fact central Missouri will be dry today with a bit more sun, with the rain will be confined to the morning hours across the south.  Skies will clear tonight, and then the warm-up kicks in.  You can think of it as almost a whiplash effect as this storm moves away.  Ridging in the upper atmosphere and a significant surge of warm air in the low levels will arrive tomorrow.  That will send temperatures into the mid 60s to around 70.  Saturday looks windy but VERY warm with highs in the lower and middle 70s.  A front will get into the region--but barely--on Sunday, before stalling and moving back north Sunday evening.  This will mean a good portion...

                  TONIGHT Low 30s Cloudy with a chance for light rain or showers mainly south WEDNESDAY Upper 40s Cloudy with a chance for scattered showers THURSDAY Low 50s Mostly Cloudy with a chance for rain could be mixed with sleet before sunrise. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac A Taste of Winter     A cold rain occasionally mixed with sleet or wet snow fell across the Ozarks today.  Rainfall amounts were light with less than quarter inch falling in north Arkansas.  Springfield received less than one tenth of an inch.  Additional rain is possible again tonight as the next wave moves out of Kansas.  The rain may at times be mixed with sleet however lows will remain warm enough that no accumulation is forecast.  Several more rounds of rain are possible Wednesday and again Thursday before the sun returns at the end of the week.  Highs will remain below average too with readings in the 40s on Wednesday and low 50s on Thursday.

                  TONIGHT Mid 20s Clear this evening but turning cloudy by morning THURSDAY Low 30s Snow developing by mid-morning then getting falling heavy at times FRIDAY Mid 30s Periods of drizzle, freezing drizzle, flurries or light rain 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast ...

TONIGHT Low 40s Rain, few t-storms SUNDAY Mid 40s Rain, few t-storms MONDAY Near 50 Isolated rain early, partly cloudy afternoon 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac   Rain to End the Weekend ...

TODAY 50s Cloudy, with rain re-developing PM TONIGHT 40s Rain and storms mainly east, then partial clearing late FRIDAY 60s Partly cloudy, windy, and warm 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Wind Chill Satellite & Radar Almanac Good afternoon! ...

TODAY Near 60° Mostly sunny TONIGHT 30s A few high clouds THURSDAY Near 60° Increasing clouds 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast 7-Day Forecast Wind Chill Satellite & Radar Almanac Good morning!  Skies have cleared for the most part overnight, but we've seen some high clouds move across from the northwest already.  This will likely be the case much of the day, but I don't expect them to have much impact on us.  Temperatures are starting colder, but will end up either side of 60 degrees this afternoon.  I expect 30s again tonight, and around 60 again on Thursday as clouds begin to thicken up a bit.  Another cold front will move into the region on Friday and by that time we'll have re-established our wind flow off the Gulf of Mexico.  Lift doesn't look to be particularly strong on Friday but there will be enough for a few showers to develop here and there.  Temperatures will be in the upper 50s and perhaps a few low 60s.  The cold front now looks like it will move just south of the Ozarks for the weekend, putting us in the colder air.  This is a change on the models from previous runs, so I've dropped highs over the weekend with 50s now expected.  A few waves of upper energy will move across the central US with the strongest coming on Sunday.  A few showers will be possible...

                  TONIGHT Low 30s Clear and cold WEDNESDAY Near 60° Mostly Sunny THURSDAY Near 60° Increasing high cloudiness 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill Allergy Index Almanac ...

      TODAY Mid 70s Partly cloudy, warm and windy. TONIGHT Near 60° Mostly cloudy and windy. SUNDAY 60s to start, dropping in P.M. Rain likely, could be heavy at times. 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Feels Like Allergy Index Almanac WARM & WINDY TODAY Today is going to be another very warm November day. Strong south winds are expected to gust to over 30 mph at times.

                  TONIGHT Upper 40s Partly Cloudy and breeezy FRIDAY Low 70s Mostly Sunny Winds South 20-35 mph SATURDAY Near 70° Partly to Mostly Cloudy with strong south winds of 20-40 mph 12-hour forecast 24-hour forecast Satellite & Radar Wind Chill ...

Good morning!  A "clipper" system, as we refer to it, is diving through the Ozarks today.  Rain will result, though it won't be a steady all-day rain.  The steadiest rain will be over the east this morning, with more showery activity developing a the storm center moves across this afternoon.  Highs will only be in the 50s today, with a breeze flipping to the north this afternoon and increasing a bit into tonight.  Clouds may linger for a...