National Weather Service

Shortly after a storm cell moved through the Holden, area reports of damage, power outage and downed lines were being received in Johnson County

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Authorities say at least nine people have died in weather-related crashes in several Midwestern states amid a storm that dumped nearly a foot of snow in places

The National Weather Service out of Kansas City says besides the storms this morning, we could see another round of storms this afternoon, Saturday June 15.

Keep an eye to the sky while enjoying the great outdoors this afternoon. Most of the area has a slight chance for storms this afternoon between 3PM - 10PM CST.

We've had a lot of significant storms roll through the area. This afternoon and tonight is the same story.

Missouri towns along the Mississippi and its tributaries should brace for the prospect of potentially serious flooding this spring.

The Sedalia-Pettis County Emergency Management Agency will sponsor storm spotter training on Monday, March 19.

Sedalia has the potential for snow accumulations of from 1-3 inches beginning Tuesday, Feb. 6 and continuing into the nighttime hours.

Authorities have rescued more than a dozen stranded drivers after heavy rains soaked parts of Kansas City, Missouri, and its suburbs.