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Minor River Flooding

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Thu Mar 11, 2010 4:35pm


Recent rains and runoff associated with snow melt from upstream locations have many rivers and tributaries rising, prompting flood warnings in parts of mid-Missouri.  Here are the flood stages and forecast crest for points along the Missouri river.


Missouri River:  Flood Stage     Forecast Crest


  Glasgow:                 25 ft.            Friday at 26.9 ft.

Boonville:                21 ft.            Saturday at 23.4 ft.

Chamois:                 17 ft.            Monday at 18.5 ft

Gasconade:             22 ft.            Monday at 24.3 ft.

Hermann:                21 ft.            Monday at 22.1 ft.


The Missouri river is forecast to stay below flood stage at Jefferson City.


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Severe Storms Threat Ending

Submitted by Mike Rawlins on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:40pm (BACK TO TOP)

For those staying up late worried about the weather, head to bed! The severe storms threat has diminished across mid-Missouri. A few isolated thundershowers are still possible in our extreme northern and eastern counties overnight along with some small hail & gusty winds. No life-threatening weather is expected overnight in mid-Missouri.



Tornado Watch Issued

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Wed Mar 10, 2010 8:01pm (BACK TO TOP)


A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of mid-Missouri, south of I-70 until 2 a.m.  A tornado watch means conditions are favorable for the development of tornadoes. 







Severe T-Storm Warning- Western Benton Co.

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:55pm (BACK TO TOP)


A Severe T-Storm Warning has been issued for western sections of Benton County for a t-storm capable of producing quarter size hail. The storm is just west of Warsaw and moving north at 45 mph.





T-Storms in Mid-Missouri- Update

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:03pm (BACK TO TOP)

Thunderstorms continue to develop across mid-Missouri this afternoon. These are producing frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, heavy downpours and small hail. These will continue to move north through early evening. A line of stronger storms will move through later in the evening and will have the potential of producing damaging winds and large hail. Stay tuned to ABC17 and Stormtrack 24/7 for updates as strong storms move in.




Severe Storm- Camden County

Submitted by Sharon Ray on Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:21pm (BACK TO TOP)

A Severe T-Storm Warning has been  issued for Camden county until 5 pm. A thunderstorm capable of producing quarter size hail located 13 miles northeast of Buffalo is moving northeast at 40 mph.




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