Storms

Are you worn out yet with the almost constant parade of severe storms that have crossed Missouri over the past few weeks? It's time to prepare yourself again as forecasters are now warning Missouri again about a severe storm risk next week.

NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has now escalated the danger of storms producing strong tornadoes this weekend over Missouri.

The meteorologists have just confirmed what storm chasers have been warning about for days. Missouri and Illinois are now both officially in the warned area where extensive thunderstorm development is expected later this week.

It was 51 Aprils ago when the worst tornado outbreak in United States history began when storms began to impact Illinois. 30 EF-4 and EF-5 twisters would eventually kill 335.

A new video that shows the moment a lightning bolt from recent storms send 300 million volts of power into a helpless Missouri tree.

Some areas of Missouri are being warned of the potential of 10 inches or more of rain this week and very likely flash flooding events.

The tragic storms that claimed dozens of lives in Missouri last Friday night just claimed another. The Missouri eagle famous for adopting a rock was found deceased after the storms passed.

Stay prepared for a mix of weather in Missouri this week, from pleasant Monday to stormy Tuesday and cold, windy Wednesday!

Missouri is now in the bullseye for potential explosive storm development Tuesday and it might also include snow later.

Parts of southern Missouri and Illinois could be huge snow amounts out of these incoming storms this week.