2,894 first-hand accounts of flood events in Missouri, ranked by impact. Each is a NOAA-written narrative of the moment.
Starting on October 6th, the atmosphere set itself up in a pattern conducive to bring a prolonged period of heavy rain to portions of northeastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri. The heaviest rain occurred Saturday and Sunday (Oct 6-7).
Read the full account →Very heavy rain across Nebraska, Kansas and Northwest Missouri resulted in flooding along the Missouri River. The river crested from 4 to 9 feet over flood stage at various points from Jefferson City to St. Charles, MO. Damage was minimal.
Read the full account →Very heavy rain across Nebraska, Kansas and Northwest Missouri resulted in flooding along the Missouri River. The river crested from 4 to 9 feet over flood stage at various points from Jefferson City to St. Charles, MO. Damage was minimal.
Read the full account →Very heavy rain across Nebraska, Kansas and Northwest Missouri resulted in flooding along the Missouri River. The river crested from 4 to 9 feet over flood stage at various points from Jefferson City to St. Charles, MO. Damage was minimal.
Read the full account →Very heavy rain across Nebraska, Kansas and Northwest Missouri resulted in flooding along the Missouri River. The river crested from 4 to 9 feet over flood stage at various points from Jefferson City to St. Charles, MO. Damage was minimal.
Read the full account →Very heavy rain across Nebraska, Kansas and Northwest Missouri resulted in flooding along the Missouri River. The river crested from 4 to 9 feet over flood stage at various points from Jefferson City to St. Charles, MO. Damage was minimal.
Read the full account →Overnight convection brought into northwest Missouri a strong storm complex from southeast Nebraska. Overall, this system produced low end wind damage across far northern Missouri.
Read the full account →Overnight convection brought into northwest Missouri a strong storm complex from southeast Nebraska. Overall, this system produced low end wind damage across far northern Missouri.
Read the full account →A squall line moved out of southeast Kansas and across western Missouri from the late evening of the 17th to the early morning of the 18th. Widespread straight-line wind damage occurred near the Missouri and Kansas border.
Read the full account →A supercell thunderstorm moved southeast through Southeast Kansas and into Southwest Missouri, produced baseball sized hail in southeast Kansas. Additional thunderstorms developed in southwest Missouri as the supercell moved across the state line.
Read the full account →A supercell thunderstorm moved southeast through Southeast Kansas and into Southwest Missouri, produced baseball sized hail in southeast Kansas. Additional thunderstorms developed in southwest Missouri as the supercell moved across the state line.
Read the full account →Severe thunderstorms developed during the evening hours of April 2nd along a warm front draped from southern Kansas through Missouri. Storms initially developed in southeastern Kansas and eventually tracked into western Missouri.
Read the full account →A warm front moved northward into southwest Missouri during the early morning of the 23rd and set up a boundary for training showers and thunderstorms from southeast Kansas eastward into south central Missouri.
Read the full account →A warm front moved northward into southwest Missouri during the early morning of the 23rd and set up a boundary for training showers and thunderstorms from southeast Kansas eastward into south central Missouri.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
Read the full account →A persistent large upper level trough over the southwest U.S. ejected many upper level disturbances that interacted with weak surface boundaries and deep moisture over the region. On the 19th, strong storms and heavy rainfall occurred.
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