There’s a good bet for a line of strong to severe thunderstorms moving through the Ozarks Friday evening into the overnight hours.
The National Weather Service says the primary risk is damaging wind gusts, with a lower risk for a few brief tornadoes. Additionally, heavy rainfall may lead to localized flash flooding.
Here’s the latest graphics and weather information from the NWS on Friday night’s storms.
There’s a good bet for a line of strong to severe thunderstorms moving through the Ozarks Friday evening into the overnight hours.
The National Weather Service says the primary risk is damaging wind gusts, with a lower risk for a few brief tornadoes. Additionally, heavy rainfall may lead to localized flash flooding.
Here’s the latest graphics and weather information from the NWS on Friday night’s storms.
(Photo courtesy of the Greene County Jail)
Charges have been filed against another suspect in a southwest Springfield shooting in March.
Court documents say 18-year-old Yefry Archaga of Southwest City faces first-degree murder and armed criminal action charges for the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Miles Young on West Maplewood.
Archaga was arrested in Webb City Tuesday.
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There could be a chance for storms Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
The National Weather Service says there could be scattered showers and storms.
Some of these storms could produce penny to golf ball sized hail.
There is chance for some of these storms to be west of Highway 65 with quarter size hail and a damaging winds.