Who is on the FOX 2 and KPLR 11 weather team?įOX 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Zimmerman is joined by Chris Higgins, Angela Hutti, Jaime Travers, and Linh Truong. Louis area can experience all kinds of weather, from killer tornadoes to rain, drizzle, fog, to extreme cold and snow. Louis?īeing in the center of the country, the St. Louis area located at the Missouri Research Park in Weldon Spring, Missouri, just off I-64 west of the Daniel Boone Bridge. The radar is located at the National Weather Service Forecast Office (NWSFO) for the St. What kind of radar does FOX 2 use? Where is it located?įOX 2 uses the National Weather Service Doppler Radar, known as the WSR-88D. Check the settings for the latest tornado alerts and flood warnings. This interactive map also allows you to track storms, snow, rain, temperatures, road weather, dew point, wind speed, UV index, wind-chills, earthquakes, and lightning. Louis, surrounding counties in Missouri and Illinois, and the world. All rights reserved.Check the satellite radar for St. At this time the models are not agreeing on the dayside, but we do see signs of storm activity which will lead to a cooler pattern that comes from the north.Ĭopyright 2023 KCTV. Temperatures seem to drop near normal by next week as we see signs of a stronger storm system that builds through the weekend. Heat stroke, heat, exhaustion, and heat cramps are going to be a major concern through the next several days. Don’t forget to drink plenty of water and stay in the shade. It is best to walk them in the morning or within the evening as the temperature cools off. This can also be said for pets and walking them during the afternoon. With afternoon high temperatures in the upper 90s, the park equipment may yield third-degree burns on your children. If you plan on taking kids to the park, do it within the morning time frame before the sun bakes the park equipment. This kind of heat is no joke and must be taken seriously. Thursday may yield a feel-like temperature closer to 110°. Heat indexes are expected to range between 101 and 105° on average. Mid to upper 90s are expected all week long with the peak of our heat on Thursday afternoon near 100°. A few isolated showers and weak storms are expected at this time both Tuesday and Wednesday but the temperature is going to be the most concerning weather feature. High temperatures today are expected in the lower and middle 90s with the feel-like temperature close to 100°. ALSO READ: LIVE BLOG: Severe storms hit Kansas City area Monday morning Once the storms pass, heat and humidity take over. A marginal risk for severe storms is in the area, including the metro so we all must be on alert, especially for the morning commute. Heavy downpours and potentially severe weather are possible. Most of our storms are expected by early to mid-morning and will continue to around lunchtime when they exit to the southeast. We’re allowing for moist unstable air to mix into the mid-levels and produce storm activity. With it, is an upper level, low-pressure system remaining between the southern central border of Kansas into Oklahoma with a reasonable southerly flow out of the south, central plains.
(KCTV) - A stationary front this morning is lingering across the central plains and the Missouri River Valley.
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