
Freeze Warning Issued for Mid-Missouri
The National Weather Service expects temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s Saturday morning, with frost possible Sunday.
Weather and disaster in Missouri runs on severe storms, flooding, tornadoes and winter ice, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in emergency declarations, damage assessments and the recovery work that follows major events.

The National Weather Service expects temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s Saturday morning, with frost possible Sunday.
Live Poll
Do you feel your community is prepared for river flooding?
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the 102 River at Maryville and Rosendale in northwest Missouri.

Damaging winds and a low tornado risk are forecast for the Ozarks late Monday into Tuesday morning.
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Do you feel confident in your local emergency services' ability to coordinate during large-scale public events?
The state honored a highway patrol officer and an emergency manager for their exceptional service in October.

Live Poll
Should your area's government spend more on severe weather warning systems?
Gov. Mike Kehoe approved funding for a new weather radar to be based in Van Buren, serving southeast Missouri.

Live Poll
Do you trust the federal government to effectively inform citizens about their eligibility for compensation programs?
Jordan Valley Health informs residents about new federal eligibility for radiation exposure compensation.

This section follows severe thunderstorms, tornado outbreaks, river and flash flooding, winter storms, and the emergency response that accompanies each. Coverage reaches from the Mississippi and Missouri river valleys to the Ozark hills and the rural counties across the state. Spring severe weather and summer flash floods draw the most attention, though ice storms can cause just as much disruption. Power outages and road closures are the constraints that most often shape how long recovery takes.