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Flood warning continues across portions of southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri
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Flood Warnings Remain as Rain Pauses
The rain and storms that pelted the Lakes Region moved out on Sunday but the effects are still being felt. The National Weather Service is continuing Flood Warnings into early Tuesday morning due to the runoff of rain that saw some areas receive six inches of rain. The Flood Warning...
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Majority of affected customers’ power restored after weekend storms, says Liberty
(KODE/KSNF) — On Monday, Liberty Utilities released an update on the widespread power outage caused by the weekend storms. The company announced just after noon that approximately 75% of those impacted have had their service restored. Remaining customers with outages can expect service to return by this evening, the utility added.
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Alert Day Wednesday: Evening Severe Storms Expected
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Pre-dawn Deluge Triggers Springfield-Area Flood Warning, Roads Shut Down
A pre-dawn deluge has parts of southern Missouri and southeast Kansas on edge, with a Flood Warning in effect early Sunday after heavy rain turned creeks and low-water crossings into dangerous torrents. The National Weather Service office in Springfield issued the warning at 4:37 a.m. CDT and said it will stay in place into Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
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Joplin, Missouri and Topeka, Kansas Face EF-2 Tornado Possible Zone Today as Kansas City and Springfield Missouri Sit Inside the Highest Probability Corridor
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — EF-2 plus tornadoes are possible across a significant corridor stretching from Joplin to Topeka today Saturday June 13, with the Max Velocity tornado probability map placing Kansas City, Columbia, Jefferson City, Springfield Missouri, and Wichita inside a 5 percent tornado probability zone carrying EF-2 plus hatching as the afternoon severe weather window opens across the central plains.
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Southwest Missouri Including Springfield and Joplin Face Moderate Flash Flood Risk Tonight With Localized Rainfall Up to 6 Inches as Training Storms Target the Region
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI — A Moderate Risk of flash flooding has been issued for southwest Missouri tonight Saturday June 13, with training thunderstorms expected to repeatedly move over the same areas along a morning storm outflow boundary, producing localized rainfall totals up to 6 inches across Springfield, Joplin, Lebanon, Rolla, and the surrounding Ozarks corridor.
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Severe weather damage across the Four States region