Dave Thomas

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Dave Thomas

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI (KSNF/KODE) — The storms that went through parts of southwest Missouri have been confirmed to be tornadoes, the National Weather Service says. According to a Public Information Statement from the National Weather Service in Springfield, MO, an EF-1 tornado originated in Cherokee County, Kansas, and ended in Jasper County, Missouri. The NWS says this tornado had a path length of 23.53 miles, and a maximum path width of 250 yards, with peak winds of 90 miles per hour.

4 days ago | fox4kc.com | Dave Thomas

Weather Alert2 MORE ALERTSFlash Flood Warning: Henry County, Johnson County, Pettis County, Pettis County, Saline County, Saline County

4 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Dave Thomas

Posted: Apr 20, 2025 / 06:14 PM CDT Updated: Apr 20, 2025 / 06:14 PM CDT SHARE CARL JUNCTION, Mo. — A school district in southwest Missouri will be closed Monday, following widespread damage to homes, power lines, and more. Winds were clocked as high as 92 miles per hour, and particularly impacted the Carl Junction area. You can view more photos here.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Dave Thomas

Dave ThomasSun, April 20, 2025 at 11:14 PM UTCCARL JUNCTION, Mo. — A school district in southwest Missouri will be closed Monday, following widespread damage to homes, power lines, and more. Winds were clocked as high as 92 miles per hour, and particularly impacted the Carl Junction area. You can view more photos here. AdvertisementAdvertisementAccording to Carl Junction Schools’ Facebook page, there will be no school on Monday, April 21, due to storm damage.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Dave Thomas

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI (KSNF/KODE) — Our viewers and photographers continue to capture damage from the storms that rolled into the Four States around 2:30 p.m. Easter Sunday. Winds that were clocked as high as 92 miles per hour, damaged homes, power lines, and more. Meteorologist Brett Scott remained on the air throughout the day, warning viewers/readers to take cover as the damaging winds moved in from northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas.