Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion, Winter Weather on
December 6th, 2010

Long-range computer models have been sending some signals as to the possibility of a snow-producing storm around December 11-12th (Saturday-Sunday) for about a week now. As usual, these are taken with a grain of salt until we get a bit closer to the actual forecast time. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Forecast Discussion, The Ozarks on
November 16th, 2010
Wednesday’s clipper might have enough chilly air coming in behind it to produce some light winter precipitation in northern Missouri. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Extreme Weather, Severe Storms, The Ozarks on
September 15th, 2010

A flash flood watch is in effect for a good chuck of the Missouri portion of the Ozarks for the rest of the night. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Extreme Weather, Severe Storms, The Ozarks on
September 15th, 2010

Good news, the tornado threat, what there wes, has lessened but a severe thunderstorm watch may be in the works for this afternoon. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Extreme Weather, Severe Storms, The Ozarks on
September 15th, 2010

The Storm Prediction Center has put a portion of the Ozarks in a risk for severe thunderstorms today. There is a measureable tornado risk. [...]
Meteorologist Ted Keller posted this in
Extreme Weather, Forecast Discussion, Severe Storms, The Ozarks on
September 10th, 2010

An approaching upper level storms will drive a front through the Ozarks early Saturday. Out ahead of this feature, the air is humid and unstable and this will lead to thunderstorm development. Some storms will produce severe weather including a slight tornado risk. [...]
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