Severe storms this evening, flooding risk increases
The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded more of southeast Missouri to either an Enhanced or Moderate risk (Level 3 or Level 4) for severe weather.
The black hash marks below mean a 10-29 percent chance for an EF-2 or higher tornado is possible within 25 miles of a point.
Hail up to 2″ or larger is possible for those in the black hash marks below, extending east into western Kentucky.
Some gusty winds may come through with these storms as well. 70+ mph winds.
Stormcast below shows you these storms hour-by-hour through tonight.
There is also a SLIGHT risk for severe weather for Saturday.
Flooding is going to become a problem with the rainfall moving through over and over into the weekend. Flood Watches are in place.
The amount of rain, on top of the rain we have already seen is incredible. Some spots near Tennessee could see an additional 4-7 inches of rainfall. Turn around, don’t drown!
Saturday morning, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. You can defiantly see where that front is.
Saturday, temperatures cooler out west and warmer towards the southeast.
Meteorologist Houston Hall
