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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1 month 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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1 month 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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1 month ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
The National Weather Service office in Kansas City/Pleasant Hill conducted a survey of the tornado that impacted Pilot Grove, Missouri, Wednesday morning. They found damage equivalent to EF-2 tornado strength with estimated peak wind speeds of 115 MPH. The tornado touched down at 8:34 AM 1.2 miles southwest of Pilot Grove and lifted at 8:40 AM 5.0 miles north northeast of Pilot Grove traveling a total of 6.3 miles in 6 minutes.
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1 month ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
The next opportunity Mid-Missouri has to see severe weather arrives late Tuesday night through Wednesday. As of Tuesday afternoon, the Storm Prediction Center has placed the KRCG 13 viewing area under a level 2 slight risk for areas west of a line from Mexico to Camdenton and a level 1 marginal risk for areas east of that line. The KRCG 13 viewing area is under a level 2 slight and level 1 marginal risk for severe weather Tuesday night.
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2 months ago |
krcgtv.com | Riley Fannon
Two opportunities for precipitation this week, but the one that catches our eyes the most is on Friday. Two chances for rain this week with Wednesday looking isolated and Friday posing a risk for a larger storm system. (Riley Fannon)As of Monday, longer-range weather models continue to depict a deep low-pressure system moving through the Midwest with a strong cold front associated with it.
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Spotty showers and non-severe storms in the forecast for Thursday so don't forget your umbrella! Temperatures reach the upper 60's to lower 70's. Once we get past tomorrow's rain we've got some beautiful weather for Friday and the weekend. https://t.co/tnaQvfY4f4
A cool and calm night tonight with our only concern being some early Tuesday fog that should burn off quickly after sunrise. Tuesday is a warmer day with temperatures into the 70's. Could see some rain ahead of midnight near the Lake but better chances Wed/Thur. No severe weather https://t.co/pRzVGwqaSt
Scattered showers and isolated non-severe storms still possible today so don't forget an umbrella for any early Friday evening plans. A chance for some showers on Saturday, especially for folks who live east of US 63. I'll have the latest tonight on KRCG 13 Live at 5 & 6. https://t.co/A4vowvg6DB
