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Grass fire contained near Eldridge, Mo.; crews say residents can return to their homes
LACLEDE COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) -A grass fire that made residents near Eldridge evacuate the area on Friday afternoon has been contained. According to the Sleeper Stoutland Volunteer Fire Department, the fire led to evacuations for residents on Junction Road. Just before 7:20 p.m., crews said the fire is now completely contained.
Ozark County Times
More than 100 acres burned in Theodosia-area wildfire Sept. 9
A rapidly advancing wildfire north of Highway 160 kept Theodosia Area Volunteer Fire Department firefighters busy for more than eight hours last Wednesday, Sept. 9, consuming more than 100 acres and threatening multiple homes and structures. TAVFD was dispatched at 2:31 p.m. to a reported brush and wildland fire at...
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Kansas City, Topeka and Eastern Kansas Face Rounds of Heavy Downpours Tonight With Rainfall Totals Over 3 Inches Possible as a Stalled Front Lingers Into Monday
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Rounds of heavy downpours will soak parts of the Central Plains tonight, with Max Velocity Weather warning that a stalled front combined with a steady flow of humid air will keep widespread showers and thunderstorms rolling across the region through early Monday morning, with eastern Kansas and western Missouri, including the Kansas City metro, favored for the highest rainfall totals.
KGET
Storm Devastates Southwest Missouri: Homes Damaged, Power Outages Widespread
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KOLR10 News
Wetter weather and cooler temperatures finally moving into the Ozarks
We’re capping off this September heatwave with yet another round of record highs. Springfield hit 101°, a new record high for the date. This is also the 4th 100° this September. That’s the most 100° days ever recorded in Springfield during the month of September. Joplin and West Plains also set record highs Wednesday afternoon. […]
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Facilities Around Table Rock Dam Set to Reopen
Facilities near the Table Rock Dam are set to reopen today after Sunday’s strong thunderstorm damaged areas around the Dewey Short Visitor’s Center and the Table Rock Project Office. A release from the Little Rock District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said many trees were down...