
Missouri Towns Drenched by Up to 11 Inches of Rain
Some parts of Missouri have been under a flash flood emergency after storms dumped more than 11 inches of rain over several locations in the southern region of the state.
Here's the radar image as seen through the WeatherWise app for southern Missouri during the overnight hours early Friday morning, July 10, 2026.
The result was a flash flood emergency for northwest and southern Iron County and northeast Reynolds County in Missouri. Here's the confirmation from law enforcement shared by the National Weather Service showing more than 11 inches in some areas.
Here's some video shared by Fox Weather showing the flash flood emergency in southern Missouri
The National Weather Service in St. Louis says the flooding threat isn't over as they shared these additional details this morning.

As this is an ongoing developing situation, I'll update the flooding situation in southern Missouri as new information becomes available.
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