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Last month saw 218 tornadoes across the country, the most ever recorded for the month of March, according to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center.
With tornadoes having already appeared in the area, it seems that this spring’s severe weather season started early.
It’s Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Missouri, but instead of getting ready for spring storms, the St. Joseph area is bracing for a significant snow event set to hit Thursday.
Sunday’s snowstorm brought the heaviest snowfall of the year to St. Joseph, leaving city employees and snow removal companies with plenty of work to do.
If what they say about the changeable Missouri weather is true, then it’s not too early to start worrying about tornadoes instead of snowstorms.
After a much anticipated winter storm was forecast to bring accumulating snow and ice to portions of Northwest Missouri on Thursday morning, only trace amounts of snow fell in the St. Joseph area, while other locations saw no snow at all.
Due to winter weather, some businesses are postponing and canceling.
Area road crews spent Wednesday preparing for the worst as another winter storm made its way into the region.
There’s good news for those living along the river this year as spring approaches and the risk of flooding increases.
News-Press NOW's Mark Zinn of the Storm Tracker weather team took advantage of the winter storm this week by sledding near Missouri Western on Friday morning.
St. Joseph’s warming centers and cold-weather shelters have been busy this week with many seeking a place to get out of the elements after a run of cold and snow.
It could have been worse.
Moderate snow showers are expected to push into portions of northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri Wednesday morning.
While many focus on the dangers of leaving animals in hot cars during the warmer seasons, cold weather can also pose serious threats to your pets’ health.
Due to expected inclement weather today and later this evening, there are several closings and postponements.
Meteorological winter officially started Dec. 1 and brought with it record-breaking warm temperatures and extremely dry conditions.
The weather update has been changed to a tornado warning for parts of Dekalb, Daviess, Clinton, Caldwell and Gentry County.
Talk to any pilot and you’re likely to hear him or her admit to avoiding flying into storms at all costs.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol performed 26 water rescues Thursday night and Friday in Northwest Missouri after heavy rainfall hit the region.
With strong storms moving through the area Thursday and Friday, Lightning Safety Awareness Week comes at an appropriate time.
