severe weather

There's an almost unprecedented warning from forecasters at NOAA about what could happen in Missouri early next week. They say a 'deep cyclone' system could bring severe storm danger to the entire state and possibly even Illinois, too.

If you're like me, you rarely pay attention to intercom messages that occasionally come across store speakers. However, if you're in a Missouri store and hear 'code black', you need to get away from the front windows immediately.

We all know there is a reported winter storm heading to the Midwest sometime between January 9th - 11th, and the experts are warning you to source your information about how bad this storm could be, here are the details...

The classic understanding of "Tornado Alley" brings up images of big twisters in Oklahoma and Kansas. A new assessment by storm experts now estimates that "Tornado Alley" has moved east and now includes large parts of Missouri and Illinois.

That was a pretty crazy severe storm we had this weekend which produced a ton of rain, but also an amazing lightning show.

We got lucky here in the Tri-States this week with the amount of rain we received this week, however that was not the case in other areas of Illinois.

UPDATE: Investigators with the Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating a duck boat accident that killed 17 people in southern Missouri. Coast Guard Petty Officer Lora Ratliff says the agencies are working “side-by-side” to determine what caused the Ride the Ducks boat to sink Thursday night in Table Rock Lake in the Branson area...

Forecasters are warning 63 million people in the central U.S. to have an eye out for bad weather.

The roller coaster otherwise known as the weather in northeast Missouri and western Illinois continues this week.

After a mostly rain-free Memorial Day weekend, a warm and wet week is a possibility for the week ahead.