Cold and Snow Pushing into South-Central U.S.; Fire Weather Concerns Persist in Northern California

An Arctic front will bring a wide swath of much below normal temperatures, snow, and chilly wind chills from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley. Another cold front will bring more snow from the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley to the Northeast. Cold Arctic air in the Great Basin will continue to produce gusty winds and Critical Fire Weather threats to northern California. Read More >

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Halloween Climatology for St. Louis, Columbia and Quincy

Published 2018-10-29

Heavy Rain Threat Winding Down

Published 2018-09-06

The heavy rainfall threat from the remnants of tropical cyclone Gordon will continue shifting off to the east into southern Illinois. Rainfall totals of up to 4" are forecast, with the highest totals in southeastern Illinois.

WeatherReady Fest Coming to St. Louis - Includes Weather Fun for Kids and Two Spotter Talks!

Published 2018-08-14

Remembering the Great Flood of 1993

Published 2018-07-06

The size and impact of the Great Flood of 1993 was unprecedented and is considered the most costly and devastating flood to ravage the U.S. in modern history. The number of record river levels, the aerial extent, the number of persons displaced, amount of crop and property damage and its duration surpassed all earlier U.S. floods in modern times.