Flooding

As the skies open up, could Missouri’s downpours be stirring something deeper beneath our feet? It’s a question that’s caught many by surprise.

Just when you think you know your local creek, nature pulls a fast one. Recent floods in Missouri have left Big Creek looking unrecognizable, and there's video evidence.

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, Missouri's weather tells a story of extremes, with heavy rains threatening some areas while others remain parched.

A Missouri rancher has just shared video showing how his land has been devastated by flooding this weekend.

Many locations along the Meramec River in Missouri will be dealing with major flooding any moment now.

When the you-know-what inevitably hits the fan, you want to know you're at least prepared. Experts say that when it comes to those in Missouri, they're in big trouble if suddenly everything goes seriously wrong.

Missouri has needed rain for much of 2023 as much of the state has experienced extreme drought conditions. The good news is that it's rained in Missouri over the past week with some areas seeing up to 10 inches in just a 7 day period.

Even though some damage and some areas were flooded in Pettis and Johnson counties due to storms and rainfall in the second half of June up to July 1, the two counties are not included in a request for federal assistance.

Route 23 is closed between county roads NE 950 and NE 1125 due to water over the road in the Blackwater Bottoms.

Record flooding last year overtopped and breached dozens of levees along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers.