Riley Fannon
Evening Anchor at KRCG-TV (New Bloomfield, MO)
Evening Anchor for KRCG-13| Mizzou grad | I tweet about the weather and Chicago sports | opinions are my own | [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
Between severe storms and major river flooding the state of Missouri saw an active month of June in 2008. During the morning and afternoon hours of June 15 a large MCS or Mesoscale Convective System developed across portions of Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas before moving into Missouri. The system produced a total of 64 severe storm reports in the state of Missouri. 31 of those reports were due to large hail while the other 33 were due to damaging winds.
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2 weeks ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
Set your alarms with a PM rather than an AM as the Strawberry Moon will be visible over Mid-Missouri. The first full moon of the summer gets its name from history rather than a change in color, though it could look red due to wildfire smoke and the way light reflects off of it. According to the Old Farmer's Almanac the Strawberry Moon name originates from the Algonquin tribes and it refers to the time of year when fresh berries are harvested.
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1 month ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool with lows in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: The dry weather continues Thursday with sunny skies but cooler afternoon highs in the upper 60s. The chance of rain returns Friday with a few showers and t-storms possible with the best chance south of I-70. The holiday weekend looks wet at times with periods of showers and t-storms.
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2 months ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
TOPICS:Heavy rainfallSevere weatherEaster SundayFlash floodingStormsHailMissouriI-44A stretch of active weather began Wednesday afternoon with some showers and we're expecting several rounds of showers and storms through Easter Sunday. This period will include the possibility of severe weather and heavy rainfall, which could lead to rising rivers and streams and localized flash flooding.
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2 months ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
If you have a garden or just a green thumb, you'll want to protect your plants Monday night. A Freeze Warning will be in effect from midnight to 9 AM Tuesday across mid-Missouri. Temperatures below 32 degrees are expected area-wide, with the greatest impacts in areas away from major river valleys and metropolitan areas where a hard freeze (temperatures below 28 degrees) is forecast. To protect your plants and garden, you can cover them with frost blankets, sheets, or cold frames.
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Flash Flood Warning in effect until 10:30PM for Phelps and Pulaski counties. Always remember that if you come across a flooded roadway...Turn Around, Don't Drown. https://t.co/v5EdSBrjjw
Flash Flood Warning in effect for Boone County until midnight tonight. Always remember if you come across a flooded roadway...Turn Around, Don't Drown. https://t.co/a5s5nSzWXY
Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect until 10:15PM for Boone, Callaway, Cole and Osage counties. 60 MPH winds and smaller than 1" hail possible. https://t.co/T3zPXewhDp