Scattered thunderstorms look to develop during the day Monday. Those with outdoor plans will need to monitor for frequent lightning, locally heavy rainfall and even a chance for a few damaging wind gusts. Highest chances are Monday afternoon 🙴 evening. #sgf #mowx #kswx #ozarkswx

With multiple chances of rain expected early this week, here are the forecast rainfall totals from Monday through Wednesday. A widespread 1 to 2 inches with localized higher amounts is possible by mid-week. Monitor for flooding in low-lying areas. #kswx #mowx

We'll have daily chances for showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday in what will be a muggy and active stretch of weather. Things settle down by the end of the week. #mowx #kswx

While there are daily thunderstorm chances through Wednesday, the greatest chance (60-90%) will be Monday afternoon. Some of these storms could be marginally severe with damaging wind gusts, hail up to the size of quarters, and locally heavy rainfall. #mowx #kswx pic.twitter.com/ihrg…

Areas of fog may develop again late tonight into tomorrow morning. Temperatures will warm up into the mid-80s Sunday with partly sunny skies. There is a 15-30% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon, generally west of Highway 65. #mowx #kswx

A warm and mostly sunny Sunday is expected with highs warming up well into the 80s. Humidity will be on the increase with muggy conditions expected this evening through tonight. The chance of rain is less than 20 percent and confined to southeast Kansas. #mowx #kswx #sgf

Fog will occur near area rivers and lakes through sunrise. Visibilities may be reduced to less than one mile at times. Fog will dissipate after sunrise. #sgf #mowx #ozarkswx #midmowx

We had a blast talking about weather safety with the Springfield community at the Cox Health Kids' Safety Fair this morning! This summer, remember to Look Before You Lock, Turn Around Don't Drown, and when Thunder Roars, Go Indoors!

Correction/update to previous iteration of the graphic: Water levels are receding, but some areas are still experiencing residual flooding, especially at low water crossings. Continue to use caution into tonight! Monitor river levels and forecasts here: water.noaa.gov/wfo

Today, June 1st, marks the beginning of meteorological Summer. This is used for record keeping purposes and based on the climatological warmest months of the year. #mowx #kswx

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Warm, humid, and dry today. Here's when severe weather may return to the Ozarks pic.twitter.com/pPGG…

While many rivers are seeing receding water levels, some areas are still experiencing residual flooding, especially at low water crossings. Continue to use caution into tonight! Monitor river levels and forecasts here: water.noaa.gov/wfo/s… #mowx #ozarkswx #midmowx

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: A summer-like pattern keeps heat and humidity high for the next few days, but changes are coming. Here's what we know now

Here's a look at rainfall amounts over the last 24 hours. Some areas received up to 6-7 inches of rain! While many areas show receding water through tonight, flooding is still ongoing in some areas, especially near low water crossings. Be mindful if traveling today! #mowx #kswx

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Tracking workweek severe risks | CLICK for First Alert outlook: www.ky3.com/2024/06/…

Sunday, June 2: Warm before wet weather arrives tomorrow trib.al/yte1TTI