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Potentially life saving balloons

When severe weather looms, having accurate data can be a meteorologist’s best bet for creating a forecast that will accurately warn and aid those impacted by dangerous weather. That data comes from a combination of observations, model output, and upper atmosphere data collection. To get this upper atmospheric data, we use weather balloons….But why is

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Tracking rain, rain, and more rain

THURSDAY: Showers and storms that might have woken some of us up will start to slide further south. Coverage in the rain will pick back up this afternoon, south of I-70. Temperatures will hold steady throughout the day, in the 50’s on the cool side of the front. Winds will turn out of the north, but

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Rain chances looming in the near distance

TONIGHT: Cloud cover will increase as we approach Monday morning. Windy conditions will persist, so you should avoid any type of outdoor burning. Lows will fall into the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Mid-Missouri is headed toward another beautiful day of partly cloudy skies and temperatures near 70 degrees. It’ll be breezy once more with winds sustaining

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Tracking a cloudy end to the week

TODAY: Decreasing clouds with rain chances staying mainly south of Mid-Missouri. Breezy with highs in the mid-50s. TONIGHT: A few leftover clouds stick around as lows fall into the mid 30s. EXTENDED: This weekend looks wonderful with highs in the upper 50s Saturday and into the low 60s on Sunday. Next week is quite mild to start out

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How to stay safe when waters rise

To close off the National Weather Service’s Severe Weather Preparedness Week, we’re talking about how to stay safe in flooding situations. Mid-Missouri may not have beaches or breezy ocean scenes, but boy do we have rivers! While rivers are great for fishing and boating, they also are dangerous when they reach flood status. It’s not

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