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Colder, snowier winter coming
Meteorologists are venturing their long-term forecasts for Missouri this winter. National Weather...
Pipes will start freezing soon
Temperatures are starting to sink to levels that could cause concerns about frozen water pipes in...
Winter brings jump in utilities
We paid at the pump this summer. We will pay through utility bills this winter. The state energy...
Missouri ready for the snow
Parts of the country are being blasted this week by severe early winter weather and road crews are...
KC council struggles with sirens
Tornado sirens cannot be the only source of warning if severe weather is on the way. The city...
Some Missouri crops suffer
The rains have hit at just the right time for some farmers, but for others, this has been a...
Hawt kidz kant lurn
A lot of students who would otherwise be in class this week are taking another day off today...
KC registers another heat death
The latest death related to the hot weather in Kansas City is a 68-year old man. The city health...
Broiling in the City of Fountains
Today could mark the eighth day in a row parts of the Kansas City area will see temperatures over...
Hottest day of the year on tap
Should be the hottest day of the year for much of Missouri today. Many parts of the state will top...
Summer rainfall scattershot
Missouri saw pretty spotty rainfall over the month of August. Kansas City had just a trace of rain...
Mexico power restored
As many as 115,000 AmerenUE customers lost power during the thunderstorms that roared through mid...
Storm blasts Mexico
Mexico is recovering this morning after a storm hit the town and caused considerable damage. The...
Smithville Lake storm classified
Something called a "bow echo" credited with a destructive storm north of Kansas City. National...
150,000 lose power in St. Louis
A major storm that swept through the St. Louis area still has 100,000 electricity customers in the...
Power outages strike KC again
At least 20,000 Kansas City residents are still without power after two storms rolled through the...
Wind destroy 3 planes
High winds last night broke the tie-down ropes on three airplanes at an airport in Fulton and...
Natural gas rises (The price, that is)
With air conditioners running full blast this summer, few Missourians are thinking about their...
14,000 still without power in KC
Power is back on for 1,000 or so Kansas City power customers overnight, but there are still 14,000...
Missouri drought update
The June rains have done only so much good in Missouri. The latest drought assessment leaves 30...
Springfield all wet
On the heels of last week's deluge that destroyed or damaged dozens of homes in the Springfield...
Drought advisory to be revised
A large part of northwest Missouri will find out this week if a state-imposed drought advisory...
Heat deaths prompt warning
2 people have died in St. Louis this week from heat-related causes. They're the first of the year...
June showers bring relief
June was a healing month for a lot of dry areas in Missouri. Pat Guinan with the University of...
No back-up for sirens planned
Springfield's new storm warning system will not have a battery back-up as originally planned. Nick...
Recent rains bring relief
What a difference a month makes in Missouri weather! Many parts of the state have seen five or ten...
Summer brings twisters
Tornadoes cut a path of minor damage through 3 counties east of Kansas City last night. Funnel...
Rain rain, don’t go away
Missouri is basking in its first "wet" week in a long long time. Not only did several parts of the...
Carnahan Asks Washington For More Flood Money
Governor Carnahan is asking Washington for more money to help those displaced by the flash...