Hazardous Weather Briefing6 AM CDT 04/09/13

National Weather ServiceSpringfield, MO

http://www.weather.gov/sgfEmail: w-sgf.webmaster@noaa.gov

Phone: 417-863-8028

NWS Springfield Forecast Highlights

What Where Timing Impacts

Severe Thunderstorms

Southeast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks

Strong cold front moving east to west through the region

this evening through Wed afternoon.

Damaging winds and large hail the highest risks. Lower risk for

tornadoes.

Heavy Rain/FloodingSoutheast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks Late tonight through

Wed night.

Low water crossing, some quick flash flooding

possible with training storms. Longer term

flooding of larger rivers possible.

Unseasonably cool/cold

temperatures

Southeast Kansas and the Missouri Ozarks

Late night early morning hours Thu night/Fri morning and Fri night/Sat

morning.

May impact the early Spring growing season, especially cold sensitive

plants.

Weather Map Late Today

SPC Day 1 Outlook Through Tonight

SPC Day 1 Outlook Through TonightWind Risk: Probability of severe within 25 miles

SPC Day 1 Outlook Through TonightHail Risk: Probability of severe within 25 miles

SPC Day 1 Outlook Through TonightTornado Risk: Probability within 25 miles

Weather Map Wednesday Morning

SPC Outlook Day 2/ Wednesday

Colder Air—Frost Possible

Cold Air

Decision Support BriefingResources

For questions and additional information:NWS Springfield, MOhttp://www.weather.gov/sgf

Email: w-sgf.webmaster@noaa.govPhone: 417-863-8028

Hazardous Weather Briefing6 AM CDT 04/09/13