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WEATHER ALERT DAY: Severe threat lowered for Sunday

Sunday AM Update

Severe storms from Sunday morning have reduced chances for redevelopment in the afternoon. While an isolated updraft is possible, much of Mid-Missouri will be seasonal into the end of the weekend.

SETUP

After morning storms the atmosphere will have poor support for any further convection in central Missouri. Storms fire up just south of our area this afternoon from a boundary lingering around I-44.

TIMING

Conditions remain clear through noon today before storms flare up along a boundary midafternoon. The severe threat is already focused southeast of Mid-MO and will shift further out as the day comes to an end. Rain and clouds clear out in time for Memorial Day tomorrow.

IMPACTS

Storms that form in southern Missouri will be capable of all severe hazards but this threat is low for our area. Flooding is still a lingering possibility for much of the region after several rounds of recent rain.

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Chance Gotsch

Chance Gotsch grew up just south of St. Louis and moved to Columbia to attend the University of Missouri to pursue a degree in Atmospheric Sciences.

His interest in weather begin as a child when he used to be afraid of storms.

Chance joined the ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Team in February 2021. He is currently the weekday noon meteorologist.

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Jessica Hafner returned to ABC 17 News as chief meteorologist in 2019 after working here from 2014 to 2016.

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Nate forecasts on the weekend edition of ABC 17 News This Morning on KMIZ and FOX 22, KQFX.

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