Weather

One of the things that makes a huge difference during our Missouri State Fair fun is the weather. Of course in the summertime we expect a little heat, a little humidity, and that's fine. We're tough, we can take it.

I've been reaching out to you guys and asking you a question every day, and you've been giving some great answers.  We've talked about everything from the summer weather to being embarrassed in public to everything in between.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has declared a state of emergency after storms struck most of the state on Thursday (March 3), spawning a tornado in suburban St. Louis and causing flash flooding in several areas.

So we have some more bad weather headed our way, and I've noticed this video floating around online. A man who identifies himself as Frankie MacDonald loudly and repetitively informs us of an impending winter storm in the state of Missouri, giving the details on how the storm is being caused, and warns us to be prepared. A lot of people are wondering what's the deal with this guy and why he cares

The Pettis County EMA is hosting an evening of Storm Spotter Training. Training is provided by the National Weather Service on Feb. 20 at 7:00 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 1701 West 32nd St.

It's that time of year: terrible winter weather means plenty of school closings. Here at the radio station, it's our job to relay those school closings to you. It's important, but I'll be honest, it gets a little boring listing off closing after closing every few minutes, day after day. Well, the principal of an elementary school in Kentucky was also getting a little bored making the same old anno

In case you've been living under a rock for the past couple of days, Pettis County is in for some snow this week. According to the Pettis County Emergency Management Agency, we're looking at 4-6 inches on Tuesday (Feb. 3) with winds up to 30 mph and poor visibility. And you know what? Everything is going to be fine. I can't believe how freaked out people are over the forecast this week. This is Mi

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Two children are recovering from burns after a cold weather experiment at home went wrong.

If you live in the Midwest, you already know this: it's very, very, extremely, downright absurdly cold out there. And things are only going to get worse as what weather experts call a "polar vortex" begins covering more and more of the country.

Unless you've been living in an extremely well-insulated cave, you know it's insanely cold across the country.