Garry Frank

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Garry Frank

As the growing season begins, could this be the last freeze of the year for some of us? To stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you need the 5 On Your Side app. ST. LOUIS — We go from snow, to wind damage, tornadoes...and now back to the cold! Welcome to springtime in St. Louis. As we know the rule of thumb around here is "Don't plant anything until Mother's Day." Well that remains the case here. A couple of days of colder mornings should lend itself to a frost and freeze in many locations.

3 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Garry Frank

A Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Friday and Saturday as a result of expected heavy rain over saturated areas. Rainfall totals ranged between a half an inch to over three inches locally in some cases. Thunderstorms, heavy rain, and even a few tornadoes moved through the region. This wide area of rain saturated the surface. As things drain a little bit here and there over the next 24 hours, our next rain chance will increase our flooding threat over the coming days.

1 month ago | ksdk.com | Garry Frank

ST. LOUIS — We've been updating you and bringing you the latest about the severe weather threat and potential for our area for the last several days. This pattern was recognizable last weekend, and the details are continuing to be finalized. As Friday nears, the severe weather threat grows. The bullseye of the severe weather threat is right over our area.

1 month ago | ksdk.com | Garry Frank

A total lunar eclipse of the full "worm" moon will be visible in the early morning hours of March 15. ST. LOUIS — Our first visible eclipse of the year starts Thursday night into Friday morning. A total lunar eclipse will begin late Thursday and last until Friday morning. The total lunar eclipse will happen on the night of March 14, 2025. Here's the timing for our area:Why does it turn red?

1 month ago | ksdk.com | Garry Frank

It's something that always seems to be an inconvenience every few months: the time change. So why don't we just leave it one way all the time? ST. LOUIS — It's a debate we have seemingly every time the clocks change: do we have to do this again? Why can't it just stay the same? While that sounds good in theory, there are plenty of reasons we don't do that. There has been a storied history of how we even got to Daylight Saving Time to begin with.