Stronger Storms Northwest, Rain & Storms Tonight-Tomorrow
- First Alert Weather Day ONLY for areas Northwest
- Weakening Storms Into metro After 10pm & Overnight
- Heaviest Rain Northwest, A Wet Wednesday Though In St. Louis
the Free First Alert Weather App Here
For This Evening and Tonight we issued a First Alert Weather Day ONLY for areas Northwest highlighted below. A line of storms will be weakening but could bring an isolated severe storm to this Northwestern portion of our coverage area. Also, an area of heavy rain could bring a flood threat to parts of Pike, Lincoln and Warren Counties. These are the areas we want to make sure you’re alert for a low risk of a severe storm or flooding tonight. For St. Louis we expect a weakening line of storms tonight, mainly after 10PM if not later at night without much of a severe risk and no flood risk overnight.
Wednesday will be an off and on wet day, especially in St. Louis with 0.5″ to 1.5″ of rainfall generally expected and isolated higher amounts. There is a low severe risk east of St. Louis. This is an area that could see an isolated severe storm, but the storm fuel is likely very low due to all the clouds and rain off and on through the day. However, we’ll monitor it and keep you posted if the risk area expands or ramps up.
Thursday & Friday will also be active with rounds of storms. Generally, 1-3″ of rain is expected from Tuesday night through Friday. Localized flooding is possible if storms move over the same area multiple times. Some of these storms Thursday & Friday could also be severe, but it’s too early to pin down the timing and whether there will be enough storm fuel to result in severe storms. That fuel could be suppressed from clouds and rounds of rain.
Copyright 2025 KMOV. All rights reserved.
