Kesley Kobielusz
Midday Weathercaster at KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO)
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1 week ago |
komu.com | Kesley Kobielusz
Storm chances have increased for this weekend. Now Saturday looks mainly cloudy with scattered storms between 10A and 6PM and there's another chance for passing storms on Sunday afternoon. We will be in a Storm Mode 2 (0-5 scale) on Saturday meaning there could be issues and you'll want to stay updated with the forecast. Strong winds will be the primary threat with all other threats on the table, but a lower possibility. There will be some dry time mainly in the evening.
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2 weeks ago |
komu.com | Kesley Kobielusz
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2 weeks ago |
komu.com | Kesley Kobielusz
The storms and heavy rain on Tuesday resulted in many areas in Mid-MO receiving 2-4" of rain with locally higher amounts near 5" in some locations. Showers and a few storms are still possible today. Areas closer to I-44 have a better chance at receiving more showers and storms this afternoon. Most of Mid-MO will stay cloudy through the remainder of the day today. Cloud cover will stick around overnight and Thursday.
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2 weeks ago |
komu.com | Kesley Kobielusz
Severe storms continue to push their way through Mid-Missouri this evening. The severe threat will continue to decrease past sunset. Strong winds and heavy rain have been the main threat with these storms. There have been several reports of downed power lines, downed trees & tree limbs, water on roadways, and power outages. Avoid downed power lines and do not drive through flooded roadways. Storms have been producing rainfall rates of 1-2" per hour.
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2 weeks ago |
komu.com | Matt Beckwith |Kesley Kobielusz
Canadian wildfire smoke was still quite visible in the sky, making it appear cloudy despite being sunny most of the day. Smoke looks to clear on Tuesday. There are multiple chances of showers and thunderstorms through the remainder of the week beginning on Tuesday. There will still be some dry time over the next several days. Tuesday will see some spotty showers and thunderstorms in the morning then dry time in the early afternoon. The main line of thunderstorms will move through in the evening.
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