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Isolated storm chances today, beautiful tomorrow
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - Happy Saturday! Highs today will remain around average in the mid 80s to low 90s, feeling a few degrees above this number due to the heat index. This is typical for this time of year. There could be a few clouds due to a disturbance moving west of our area, and there is a chance for a couple of showers and storms to clip the region. The SPC has a few southern counties in an outlook Level 1 for the chance for gusty winds and large hail with a couple storms.
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Isolated storms and gusty winds possible today
Good morning, Heartland! The southern counties of our viewing region have been marked with an SPC Level 1 out of 5 for damaging winds. There’s an isolated chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon across parts of SE MO, S IL, and W KY. If we do see any storms, gusty winds are possible. Highs will reach the upper 80s to near 90 degrees, so it’ll be warm but manageable.
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Heartland News strengthens First Alert Weather Team; Welcomes Jacie Brianne and Nolan Cain back to Illinois
CARTERVILLE, Ill. (Heartland News) - Heartland News is proud to announce significant additions to its First Alert Weather Team, marking a major return of dedicated, local meteorology to WSIL-TV. Continuing its mission of connecting with communities and providing trusted, life-saving weather coverage, the station is welcoming back veteran Illinois meteorologist Jacie Brianne and bringing on-air meteorologist Nolan Cain.
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Metropolis business remains closed two months after storm flooded store
METROPOLIS, Ill. — More than two months after a storm flooded Cheri’s Berries Café & Play, the business remains closed. The owner, Cherish Matias, attributes the flood to an improper roof installation. "We woke up at 5:40, and there was — it was raining inside the apartment,"...
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First Alert: Calmer conditions arriving
(Heartland News) - Storms and showers have finally moved out of the Heartland!. First Alert Chief Meteorologist Grant Dade says this evening will be warm with partly sunny skies through the weekend. The evening should be quiet with a few clouds. Temperatures will fall through the 70s with lows settling...
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Small earthquake recorded in McCracken County, Ky
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Strong to Severe Storms Expected This Evening and Overnight
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - A strong to severe storm threat will impact the Heartland this evening and overnight. The main threat will be damaging winds up to 65 mph, which could knock down tree branches, damage property, and create hazardous conditions on roadways. There is also a small chance a brief tornado could develop, along with hail.
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Thunderstorms continue this afternoon, another round of potentially strong storms tonight
Good afternoon, Heartland. Storms are continuing to move out of the Heartland, but severe weather is not expected for this afternoon; heavy rain and lightning are possible. By late this afternoon and into this evening, drier conditions are expected. However, heading into the evening hours, isolated thunderstorms are possible, and these could produce strong storms. The main severe weather threat moves in late tonight into the overnight hours, with strong, gusty winds the primary concern, but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. A slight risk (2 out of 5) covers most of the Heartland this evening.
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Tracking showers and storms Wednesday morning
ST. LOUIS – Rain and storms are around Wednesday morning, so be prepared for the wet weather. There’s a corridor of heavy rain, from Rolla to Sullivan, stretching southeast into Saint Francois and Perry County in Missouri, where accumulations are estimated at 1 to 1.5 inches since midnight. This region will receive more rain through […]
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Declarations for Pulaski and Alexander Counties in Illinois
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First Alert: Tracking severe storms tonight, overnight
(Heartland News) - Storms are continuing to move out of the Heartland, but more severe weather is possible tonight. First Alert Chief Meteorologist Grant Dade says the main threat will be damaging winds up to 65 mph. This could knock down tree branches, damage property and create damaging conditions on the roadways.