Springfield, MO – Residents in southwest Missouri are being warned about a series of thunderstorms expected to hit Springfield and the surrounding areas today. The National Weather Service predicts heavy downpours and lightning throughout the day, potentially causing localized flooding on major roadways such as Route 65 and I-44.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Springfield, thunderstorms will move northeast this morning, bringing rain and lightning. A temporary lull is expected in the afternoon before storms redevelop in the evening. Travelers should avoid flooded areas and exercise caution, especially during peak rain hours.
Looking ahead, the forecast for Springfield includes milder temperatures, with Tuesday expected to be cloudy and a high of 72°F. Sunshine returns Wednesday, but rain is anticipated again by Friday. Residents should stay informed and keep an eye on changing weather conditions throughout the week. Always remember: “When thunder roars, go indoors.” Keep your umbrella handy, and stay tuned for further updates on storm paths.
Weekly Forecast:
• Monday: Thunderstorms, high of 74°F
• Tuesday: Cloudy, high of 72°F
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high of 73°F
• Thursday: Partly cloudy, high of 74°F
• Friday: Rain likely, high of 72°F
