Weather

TONIGHT: Today is an ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day. Storms will develop before 6 p.m. this evening, just East of Kansas City, and arrive in our western counties closer to 6 p.m. Storms will likely arrive near Marshall and Brunswick. Areas from here to Mexico, and south to Sedalia and Jefferson City, will have

Today: Friday morning sees continuous scattered showers and storms leading to increased chances of flooding conditions for areas hit with higher rainfall the past several days. Highs warm into the mid-80s. Friday late afternoon sees increased chances of a few isolated stronger to possibly severe storms with the primary impact of strong winds up to

TONIGHT: Showers and a few rumbles are expected through the rest of the evening, but mostly dry conditions should remain at least through midnight. Some more thunderstorm development is possible again after midnight, near I-44. An isolated strong storm is possible here. Confidence in additional flooding is low, and the severe threat very isolated as

TONIGHT: I’m tracking more isolated PM shower and storm chances, with temperatures getting down into the low 70s. It will be humid, as dewpoints will be staying a couple degrees lower than the actual temperatures outside. TOMORROW: I’m tracking more chances for scattered showers and storms, with temperatures getting up into the high 80s. This

Today: Afternoon highs only reach into the mid-80s thanks to mostly cloudy sky conditions throughout the region. Isolated showers and storms remain possible throughout the afternoon hours mainly along and south of I-70. Brief downpours will be the main impact with these showers/ storms. Tonight: Isolated showers/ storms remain along and south of I-70 throughout

TONIGHT: An ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day is in place for tonight, as strong storms are expected between 6 p.m. and 12 a.m. Flooding will also be possible with these storms into the early hours of Thursday, in our eastern counties. TOMORROW: Some showers and weak storms will linger into early Thursday, but it’s

This Afternoon: Isolated nonsevere rain is possible early afternoon, with possible stronger storms developing after 5 PM. These will last through tonight bringing all severe hazards, winds up to 60 MPH, hail up to 1″ in diameter and a low but not zero chance for a tornado. Tonight: Severe storms exit the area likely around

Today: Showers and storms continue to make their way into eastern portions of Mid-Missouri throughout the early morning hours leading to flash flooding across portions of the region. Showers and storms throughout the morning remain until closer to noon where the region begins to dry. This afternoon sees partly cloudy skies with highs reaching into