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Chris Higgins

St. Louis

Meteorologist at KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO)

Meteorologist at KPLR-TV (St. Louis, MO)

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  • 2 weeks ago | fox2now.com | Chris Higgins |Joey Schneider

    ST. LOUIS – After several days of torrential rainfall, a stretch that has extended into the weekend, several spots around metro St. Louis are now experiencing rising waters and significant flooding threats. Several rivers and creeks are currently well above normal levels, with some already seeing flooding. Many river level forecasts are predicting moderate to major flooding into early next week.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chris Higgins

    ST. LOUIS – After several days of torrential rainfall, a stretch that has extended into the weekend, several spots around metro St. Louis are now experiencing rising waters and significant flooding threats. Several rivers and creeks are currently well above normal levels, with some already seeing flooding. Many river level forecasts are predicting moderate to major flooding into early next week.

  • 2 weeks ago | fox2now.com | Chris Higgins

    ST. LOUIS — Rounds of rain are moving into the region, bringing a heightened risk of flash flooding and severe storms—particularly for areas southeast of St. Louis. While rainfall will ease slightly over the weekend, the risk for flooding will linger, and cold air pushing in by early next week could bring overnight freezes and even a few flakes of snow.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chris Higgins

    ST. LOUIS — Rounds of rain are moving into the region, bringing a heightened risk of flash flooding and severe storms—particularly for areas southeast of St. Louis. While rainfall will ease slightly over the weekend, the risk for flooding will linger, and cold air pushing in by early next week could bring overnight freezes and even a few flakes of snow. The rain is already spreading northward this morning, and it will continue through the afternoon and evening in waves.

  • 3 weeks ago | fox2now.com | Chris Higgins

    ST. LOUIS — A volatile weather pattern is set to bring severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and a sharp temperature drop this week. The region faces multiple rounds of rain, starting with severe storms Tuesday night and Wednesday, followed by significant flooding risks later in the week. Cold temperatures could even lead to an outside chance of wet snow by Sunday. Severe weather begins late Tuesday night, with a level 2 risk for thunderstorms in the northwestern part of the area.

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Chris Higgins
Chris Higgins @fox2ch
11 Apr 25

Here are your lunchtime temperatures across the Bistate area. @fox2now #stlwx https://t.co/jRXsQHWA3I

Chris Higgins
Chris Higgins @fox2ch
11 Apr 25

#stlwx This count will be updated daily M-F except on holidays. https://t.co/nGEZiyfxOP

Chris Higgins
Chris Higgins @fox2ch
11 Apr 25

Check out these morning temperatures. For the latest weather info go to https://t.co/iKN3H4kWIo #stlwx https://t.co/Z4oTF5EQW7