Next week is Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Missouri.
From March 6 through 10, the National Weather Service, the State Emergency Management Agency and local emergency management encourage Missourians...
It's severe weather preparedness week in Missouri.
On Dec. 10, 2021, severe storms and six confirmed tornadoes in Missouri killed two people and destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes and buildings,...
The St. Louis area is under a winter storm warning through Thursday night.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning from noon Feb. 23 through the early hours of Feb. 25 for portions...
The National Weather Service issued a severe weather warning Friday morning throughout the St. Louis area and parts of Missouri.
The warning said a strong cold front is coming through Dec. 10 and to...
A heat advisory in St. Louis has been extended to Thursday according to the National Weather Service.
The combined heat and humidity will cause temperatures to reach up to 108 degrees from 11 a.m. Monday...
St. Louis will see another heat advisory today and Thursday as heat indexes reach dangerous levels.
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory earlier this week as temperatures began rising...
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory Friday for St. Louis and the surrounding areas. The warning is in effect until 8 p.m. Saturday.
The report said heat index values may reach up to...
With up to 9 inches of snow expected to fall Monday afternoon through evening in South County and St. Louis, Schnucks announced it will be closing its stores early Monday night for the sake of its employees...
Snow and freezing drizzle is expected to fall in the St. Louis region through 6 p.m. Wednesday, the National Weather Service said as it issued a winter weather advisory.
Snow of up to 1 inch and a glaze...
Light snow and periods of freezing drizzle are expected to create slippery road conditions through Monday and into the evening hours in eastern Missouri, with the freezing drizzle expected south of St....
