ERA:
NWS WILL BE OUT WITH MULTIPLE
SURVEY TEAMS
TODAY WORKING TO TRACK MANY
AREAS OF DAMAGE. 7 NON-CONFIRMED
TORNADOES ARE ON THEIR
LIST SO FAR. TODAY, SEVERE
SEVERE STORMS.
FOR NOW, THE MOST LIKELY
SCENARIO IS AN ISOLATED
DAMAGING WIND/ LARGE HAIL THREAT
LATER THIS EVENING/ OVERNIGHT.
IF WE CAN BUILD ENOUGH JUICE IN
THE ATMOSPHERE AFTER YESTERDAY'S
ACTIVE DAY, AN ISOLATED TORNADO
COULD BE POSSIBLE AS
SEVERE STORMS BECOME MORE
WIDESPREAD. STAY WEATHER AWARE,
JAMIE WILL NEED TO UPDATE THIS
FORECAST TONIGHT.
FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS AND
AREAL FLOOD
WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT AS
RESIDUAL FLOODING AND ADDITIONAL
RAIN WILL CREATE A FLOOD HAZARD.
MANY WATER RESCUES HAVE TAKEN
PLACE OVERNIGHT, NEVER DRIVE
THROUGH A FLOODED
ROADWAY!
THE FRONT CONTINUES TO LINGER
SOUTHEAST
TOMORROW, BRINGING ANOTHER
CHANCE FOR STORMS AND POSSIBLY
AN ISOLATED SEVERE THREAT.
TEMPERATURES STAY IN THE 70'S.
WE HOLD ON TO A FEW SHOWERS ON
FRIDAY
BEFORE DRYING OUT THIS WEEKEND.
IT NOW LOOKS LIKE BOTH SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WILL BE DRY WITH
UNSETTLED WEATHER RETURNING LATE
MONDAY INTO TUESDAY.
JOE
COMING UP NEXT...WE CHECK BACK
IN WITH OUR HANNAH ZETTL WHO IS
OUT LIVE THIS MORNING
GETTING A FIRST HAND LOOK AT THE
DESTRUCTINO CASUE BY THE MASSIVE
STORM SYSTEM
YESTERDAY...
RECOVERY EFFORTS FROM
THE STORM SYSTEM THAT ROLLED
THROUGH MUCH OF THE AREA
YESTERDAY...
LAUREN
ONE NEIGHBORHOOD IN OZARK SAW
HEAVY DAMAGE TO HOMES AND CARS
JOE
THAT'S WHERE WE FIND OUT HANNAH
ZETTL THIS MORNING...SHE IS IN
OZARK AT THE WATERFORD
NEIGHBORHOOD...SURVEYING THE
DAMAGE...
HANNAH...I'M SURE YOU CAN SEE
THAT THE STORM DID A NUMBER ON
THE NEIGHBORHOOD...BUT FOR
NOW AT LEAST WE CAN SAY NO ONE
bout ran through Southwest
Missouri Tuesday night. That
second round rolled into a
district known as "Waterford"
(east of Ozark) and did damage
to both homes and vehicles.
4-5 homes with severe
damage...these came through
about 830 to nine o'clock last
night...you can hear security
and
smoke alarms going off in vacant
homes as well
WE'RE GOING TO STAY LIVE HERE
THROUGHOUT THE MORNING, AND WHEN
SUNRISE HITS WE'RE GOING
TO HAVE A BETTER IDEA OF SOME OF
THIS DAMAGE AS WELL, WE'LL KEEP
YOU POSTED ON IT ALL...LIVE IN
OZARK HANNAH ZETTL OZARKS FIRST
TODAY.
THE HEAVY RAIN THAT IS LEFTOVER
FROM LAST
NIGHT IS EXITING SOUTHEAST BY
MID- MORNING, EARLY AFTERNOON.
WE COULD
HAVE A LULL OF JUST SOME CLOUDS
AND WARM, MUGGY 70'S LATER ON
TODAY.
THAT COULD ALLOW THE FRONT TO
SHIFT BACK INTO
THE OZARKS AND ENOUGH HEAT/
HUMIDITY TO FUEL MORE STRONG TO
SEVERE STORMS.
FOR NOW, THE MOST LIKELY
SCENARIO IS AN ISOLATED
DAMAGING WIND/ LARGE HAIL THREAT
LATER THIS EVENING/ OVERNIGHT.
IF WE CAN BUILD ENOUGH JUICE IN
THE ATMOSPHERE AFTER YESTERDAY'S
ACTIVE DAY, AN ISOLATED TORNADO
COULD BE POSSIBLE AS
SEVERE STORMS BECOME MORE
WIDESPREAD. STAY WEATHER AWARE,
JAMIE WILL NEED TO UPDATE THIS
FORECAST TONIGHT.
FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS AND
AREAL FLOOD
WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT AS
RESIDUAL FLOODING AND ADDITIONAL
RAIN WILL CREATE A FLOOD HAZARD.
MANY WATER RESCUES HAVE TAKEN
PLACE OVERNIGHT, NEVER DRIVE
THROUGH A FLOODED
ROADWAY!
THE FRONT CONTINUES TO LINGER
SOUTHEAST
TOMORROW, BRINGING ANOTHER
CHANCE FOR STORMS AND POSSIBLY
AN ISOLATED SEVERE THREAT.
TEMPERATURES STAY IN THE 70'S.
WE HOLD ON TO A FEW SHOWERS ON
FRIDAY
BEFORE DRYING OUT THIS WEEKEND.
IT NOW LOOKS LIKE BOTH SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WILL BE DRY WITH
UNSETTLED WEATHER RETURNING LATE
MONDAY INTO TUESDAY.
JOE:
STICK AROUND...WE WILL BE RIGHT
BACK TO WRAP UP OUR FIVE O-CLOCK
LAUREN
THE BARRY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
POSTED THIS PICTURE OF A LOST
DOG ON ITS FACEBOOK PAGE THIS
MORNING, SAYING THEY FOUND THE
DOG NEAR WHEATON AT THE
SOUTHWEST AUCTION BARN
WHICH RECIEVED HEAVY DAMAGE...
THE POST SAYS A LINESMAN FOUND
THE DOG LAYING IN A DITCH AND
SCARED TO DEATH...
JOE
LETS GET A LAST CHECK OF THAT
WEATHER....