David Clippert

Mother's Day weekend has been a wet one and it looks like we could have another good chance at some rain and maybe severe weather. The National Weather Service is predicting an 80% chance at some rain. However, this weather pattern seems a little on the unpredictable side, according to the National Weather Service Severe Weather statement.   ...

The temperatures have dropped in the last couple of days and it looks like a big warming trend is not predicted at this time. The National Weather Service is looking at a possibility of patchy frost late tonight and into Thursday morning, especially north of Highway 36...

The weekend is looking to be on the wet side, according to the National Weather Service predictions. Numerous thunderstorms are expected to affect the region on Saturday and Sunday. The storms on Saturday are not expected to become severe, but heavy rainfall is possible...

The National Weather Service issued red flag warnings earlier this week, which is an awareness to not burn items during the designated times. The early arrival of spring brought up about warm weather, low relative humidity and very little rain, which causes dry conditions...

Dave Clippert presents Dennis Connor with his award as the 2014 Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management Agency Volunteer of the Year. Dennis has been and continues to be a dedicated volunteer. During severe weather Dennis can be found in the La Monte area providing detailed information to the Emergency Operations Center...

This week is severe weather awareness week and we bring you tips from the Sedalia/Pettis County EMA Director, David Clippert and the National Weather Service. Better Country KIX 105, 92.3 Bob-FM and Newstalk 1050 KSIS prides ourself with weather coverage 24/7 from Weathereye and when watches and warnings strike we bring you the updates...

The snow projected for Missouri seems to be staying from the Kansas City Metro area and on up into St. Joseph and the Kirksville area. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for a vast majority of the northern portions of Missouri to also include, Johnson, Lafayette and Saline Counties in our area until Sunday morning...

There may not have been a lot of snow or ice so far in November or December, but some could be coming this Thursday (Dec. 4).Sedalia/Pettis County EMA Director David Clippert sent out an advisement based on the forecast models for Thursday...

The Sedalia/Pettis County Emergency Management has been working on repairing three sirens that did not sound off in a recent test. Sedalia/Pettis County EMA Director, David Clippert issued the following statement. In May as we conducted our warning siren test we found one siren in Hunters Ridge did not sound and another in Maplewood...

Mother Nature has unloaded rain across Missouri for the last 24-36 hours. According to Pettis County EMA Director, David Clippert, three to four inches of rain fell in Pettis County within a period of two hours this morning (April 3). We've had five to six inches of rain since yesterday.