Wind

The wind is about to become a serious problem for Missouri on Sunday and Monday.

The Storm Prediction Center is warning that many parts of Missouri could be impacted by a dangerous squall line with high winds and possibly even tornadoes on Sunday.

The strongest winds from Tuesday's storms that were not part of a tornado reached category 1 hurricane strength in Missouri.

2 Missouri places recorded hurricane-force winds during Friday's severe thunderstorms.

The main causes for weather-related crashes in Missouri aren't surprisingly not snow or rain.

Very large hail is now expected to impact parts of Missouri beginning Monday afternoon into the evening hours.

If you don't like the weather in Illinois, wait 10 minutes because it's almost guaranteed to change. That has proven true yet again as all of Illinois is now in the danger zone for strong storm development again next week.

Are you worn out yet with the almost constant parade of severe storms that have crossed Missouri over the past few weeks? It's time to prepare yourself again as forecasters are now warning Missouri again about a severe storm risk next week.

We know that Thursday was a very stormy day for many parts of Missouri. Now, we know that within those storms were hurricane-force winds that caused damage especially in Lewis County, Missouri.

It has only happened once and will hopefully never happen again. There was a wind event in Missouri that is so legendary that the speed of the winds were double that of even a category 5 hurricane.