Severe Weather Hits Northwest Missouri

Northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri got hit with a line of strong to severe storms on Wednesday night. There were also reports of significant storm damage.

Posted: May 2, 2018 9:05 PM

Updated: May 2, 2018 9:06 PM

Posted By: Colton Cichoracki

Northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri got hit with a line of strong to severe storms on Wednesday night.

The KQ2 Weather Team got numerous reports of hail and strong winds up to 60-70 mph. The National Weather Service Office based out of Kansas City did get a couple of significant storm reports including, four power poles down in Nodaway County. There were also numerous campers over turned and singles ripped off houses in Big Lake in Holt County.

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Saint Joseph

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44°

Hi: 52° Lo: 48°

Feels Like: 41°

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Maryville

Scattered Clouds

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Hi: 51° Lo: 46°

Feels Like: 41°

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Savannah

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44°

Hi: 51° Lo: 47°

Feels Like: 41°

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Cameron

Overcast

44°

Hi: 51° Lo: 48°

Feels Like: 38°

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Fairfax

Broken Clouds

43°

Hi: 52° Lo: 46°

Feels Like: 38°

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It will be a cold start to the work week, with cloudy skies and below average highs in the low-to-mid 50s for northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas. Tuesday and Wednesday a cold front will move in and give us a chance for rain and t-storms. As the warm front moves in and remains stationary it will spark rain/storm chances Wednesday through Thursday. Thursday will be the warmest day of the week with a high in the upper 70s. A cold front moves back in Friday returning highs to the low 50s for the weekend.