Abundant moisture will interact with a stalled front in the Gulf of Mexico this week to generate locally heavy rainfall across the Gulf Coast region. This activity will be bolstered mid-late week by remnants of Willa, currently in the eastern Pacific. This surge of moisture could bring widespread flood concerns to the region given the prolonged period of wet weather. Read More >
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Drought conditions have shown continued improvement over the past few weeks, thanks to much needed rainfall. More rain is on the way this weekend and into next week which should keep the trend of improving conditions going.
Drought conditions continue to worsen across the Missouri Ozarks and Southeast Kansas.
Increasingly dry and hot conditions has led to severe drought over southwest portions of the forecast area.
Severe thunderstorms and flooding affected southern Missouri on Friday May 31, 2018
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