Brandon Beck

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: This model (known as the HRRR) updates every hour, and continues to indicate initial storm development between 3-4 pm near the Kansas line just west of Nevada. Then, storms should gradually grow and become severe as they move eastward. #mowx #arwx https://t.co/nU8VTZkomc

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Model trends continue to indicate severe storms are possible Friday, but likely east of Highway 65. Keep up to date with the forecast this week! https://t.co/FP3QRRgHgq

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: As expected, a stronger southwest breeze has kept us quite a bit warmer than yesterday morning. Most of us are beginning the day in the 50s, and highs should be around 80°! https://t.co/HGOldF6W7z

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: You want warm temperatures? Here they come! TODAY could be the *coolest* day of the work week! https://t.co/sPDAQ1X34w

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Here are peak wind gusts so far today, as of 9:00 am. #mowx #arwx #highwinds https://t.co/tVyvRYUMBh

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: The absurd wind gusts have arrived as of 7 am. #Branson, MO takes the honors with 56 mph! Rolla and West Plains have topped 50 mph as well. 🤯🌬 https://t.co/8ryvEcaEKo

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for areas west and south of Springfield through 11 am. High wind will be the main threat, with a conditional, low tornado threat in northern Arkansas. https://t.co/SN4HoYEEAa

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: As the wind increases overnight, rain will change to snow for much of central and southern Missouri. Peak snowfall (possibly heavy here and there) will occur between 1am and 4 am. Blizzard conditions are possible for a short time. 🤯 https://t.co/5MoJAlia0f

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: The WIND is likely to increase some this morning as storms arrive before weakening temporarily later this afternoon and evening. Tonight, it gets even worse. https://t.co/6ac3g9iYI1

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Here's the situation at 6:15 am. The best chance of severe weather later this morning will be in northern Arkansas where the warm front looks to sneak in. High wind will be the main threat. #Ozarks #mowx #arwx https://t.co/FJdhK6lYAF

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Thunderstorms will be scattered through 8 am, with a more concentrated line of rain and thunder moving across the area between 8 am and 2 pm. Isolated severe weather (wind) is possible. https://t.co/0T6dF8Z9jo

A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY has been declared for Wednesday due to early snow and extremely gusty winds. Road impacts from snow are NOT expected. https://t.co/J4uTZ4SnS2

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Severe storms possible Tuesday, SNOW Tuesday night, and 50+ mph wind Wednesday! You gotta love March in the Ozarks. https://t.co/L9CgmM6MU5

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Today will be dry and warmer, with storms (some possibly severe) moving in Tuesday morning. https://t.co/81rBAgwPvl

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Headed to one of the trout parks today? Wear a jacket, at least. Today will be more than 20° colder than Friday! https://t.co/5HBYBwm32r

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for next Tuesday. While the prime area for severe weather, including tornadoes, appears to be a bit southeast of us, we may see severe storms in the Ozarks. Stay tuned! https://t.co/kXIQw7oaCO

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: A red flag warning is in effect for most of Missouri today. DO NOT BURN! Dormant grasses and leaves/twigs are dry or will dry fast today, and if a fire starts, wind gusts of 40 mph will make it difficult to fight. https://t.co/nkChdD3bKl