Mother nature has dumped a ton of snow on Mid-Missouri recently, making for some wild weather and great photo opportunities. We want you to share your snowy photos with us! Send us your snowman, your car buried with snow, your best snow angel or any other photos you'd like to share, and we'll put them in our winter photo gallery on the website.
The first big snow storm of 2013 hit this Thursday, Feb. 21. We want to know: how did your snow day go? Did you see any cars stuck? How much snow did you get? Take our snowpocalypse survey and let us know!
The first big snow storm of 2013 hit this Thursday, Feb. 21. We want to know how did your snow day went!
Falls account for more than one million injuries in the U.S. annually. There are four types of walking accidents with the most common being the slip and fall. That's the type of fall that happens when you fall due a surface not cleared of snow or ice.
Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency in Missouri today (Feb. 21) in response to severe winter weather that began early this morning, bringing hazardous travel and the possibility of power outages. The weather system has involved a mix of snow, sleet and ice throughout the state, with forecasts of 10 inches or more of snow in some parts of the state and a wintry mix across many other regions of Missouri.
February 19, 2013 Could the last gasp of winter be coming this week? The National Weather Service is predicting snow to impact this area on Wednesday night (Feb. 20) and Thursday (Feb. 21). A Winter Storm Watch has been issued, and they are projecting that a bulk of the snow should be north of Highway 36, while I-70 and Highway 50 areas could get a lot of ice, sleet and snow.
You know all of that snow sitting outside your window that's turning into an icy mess as the days progress? Want to watch how it got there? Oh, good!
January 13, 2013 The National Weather Service has lifted the Winter Weather Advisory for West Central Missouri. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) still reports that roads are considered slick in spots after the area received one to three inches of snow in some portions of our listening area
This summer has been unusually hot, with record-breaking temperatures all over the country. But in a few months, we may be wishing for a little of that heat — forecasters are warning we should brace for a particularly harsh winter.
