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Severe Weather Forecast for Spring Summer 2025

Here is the latest on this year’s severe weather forecast for spring and summer of 2025. Keep in mind this forecast is subject to change. Key Points Temperature and Precipitation Spring and summer 2025 in Jackson County, Missouri, are forecasted to be warmer than normal, influenced by La Niña conditions. Precipitation will be mixed, with […]

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Snow Is Not Over Yet

Even though we have a warming period, snow. has not left just yet. If this holds out we could see more significant snow up through March 11th. Keep in mind March still has an average snowfall of 1.7” of accumulation. #BlueSpringsWX

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Weather Forecast January 21, 2025

Brrr it is -5.2° F out. It feels like -5.2° F and the wind chill is -5.2° F. For those of you that are wondering about this statement. Wind chill and feels like is calculated and unreliable. The media uses it to dramatize and play on your mind. Is it cold? Yes. Can you get […]

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