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July 2026 Flash Flooding Leads to Water Rescues

ST. LOUIS — Heavy rains overnight led to dangerous flash flood conditions for the southern portion of the St. Louis area Friday. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood emergency for portions of Reynold and Iron counties in Missouri. The NWS said between 8 and 12 inches of rain have fallen in the area…

by admin•July 10, 2026July 26, 2026•Flash Flood
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July 2026 Multiple Heat Advisories Issued

Multiple National Weather Service (NWS) offices have issued Heat Advisories for Monday (7/20) and Tuesday (7/21). The hottest day of the week—and the hottest … July 2026 Multiple Heat Advisories IssuedRead more

by admin•July 7, 2026July 26, 2026
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February 2026 Storms Produce Heavy Rainfall And Small Hail

On the evening of Friday, February 13, 2026, portions of southeast Kansas, northeast Oklahoma, and southwest Missouri, including the city of Joplin, experienced the … February 2026 Storms Produce Heavy Rainfall And Small HailRead more

by admin•February 13, 2026July 26, 2026•Hail
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^^^July 2025 Prolonged Heavy Rains Lead to Flooding

In July 2025 beginning late Thursday night (7/17) into early Friday morning (7/18) prolonged heavy rains caused flooding in parts of far eastern Oklahoma, … ^^^July 2025 Prolonged Heavy Rains Lead to FloodingRead more

by admin•July 26, 2025July 26, 2026
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July 2025 Localized Downpours Soak East Springfield

On Sunday July 6, 2025 a cluster of slow-moving pulse type thunderstorms developed across portions of Greene County, Missouri moving into parts of the … July 2025 Localized Downpours Soak East SpringfieldRead more

by admin•June 6, 2025July 26, 2026
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November 1996 Flash Floods

Beginning Wednesday, November 6, 1996, a slow-moving storm system passed through the Joplin area, delivering 2 to 4 inches of rainfall within a 24-hour … November 1996 Flash FloodsRead more

by admin•November 6, 1996July 25, 2026

Current Conditions

Joplin, Missouri
Clear
Clear
82°F
28°C
  • Humidity 62%
  • Wind Speed SSW 8 mph
  • Barometer 29.84 in
  • Dewpoint 68°F
  • Visibility 10 mi
  • Heat Index 85°F
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