Rounds of severe storms and heavy downpours continue into Wednesday targeting the Ohio Valley and Midwest, bringing threats of damaging winds, hail, alongside a persistent risk of flash flooding.

Another round of severe storms and heavy downpours target the Central Plains and Midwest as a multiday event unfolds through Thursday, bringing renewed threats of damaging winds, hail, and isolated

Though the strong wind and hail have moved on, rain and flooding continues. Katie will show you how much rain has fallen and when the rain should end for your community.

Torrential rain sent the Black River to a record 28.7-foot crest, flooding Missouri campgrounds and prompting dozens of rescues in Reynolds and Iron counties.

Heat indices could hit 115 in the KC area Friday. Storm chances rise north of the Missouri River.

Gov. Mike Kehoe on Friday declared a state of emergency as dangerous flash flooding hit central, south-central and southeastern portions of Missouri.

It's no secret that central Missouri had a very rainy spring. During the prime summer months, rainfall seemed to slow down and more sunny days were recorded for the bulk of the region. August, however,

Torrential downpours caused flash flooding in Missouri's Ozark Mountains on Friday. Hundreds were trapped by high waters along the rain-swollen Black River. National Guard helicopters rescued about 200 people from Camp Taum Sauk.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources created a resource that compiles data from a range of sources, making that information accessible through a mobile application and a desktop dashboard.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency in flood-stricken regions to ease coordination between state and local agencies and hasten disaster assistance.

Persistent storms from the Plains to the East will bring a risk of severe weather and a renewed threat of flash flooding this week.