In the past 6 months, the Chillicothe area has received 12.92 inches of rain and that is near normal for the period, just .11 below the average. But when looking […]
Flood Warnings
The Flood warnings for the Grand River have changed significantly as Thursday’s storms moved south of their original path and rain in the local area was less than expected. The […]
Flood Warnings Issued For Portions Of The Grand River
Flooding on the Grand River at Sumner and Brunswick ended Wednesday evening, but the National Weather Service has issued Flood Warnings for the Grand River at Chillicothe, Sumner, and Brunswick […]
Grand River Flooding Continues Into The Weekend
Flood warnings continue for the Grand River at Sumner and Brunswick. For the Grand River at Chillicothe, the river fell back below flood stage of 24 feet and continuing to […]
Grand River Flooding At Chillicothe
The National Weather Service predicts the Grand River at Chillicothe will reach 35.7 feet for a crest. Floodstage at Chillicothe is 24 feet and the river is currently at 29.1 […]
Practice Heat Safety
As we begin to see high temperatures reach near 90 degrees, we need to remember to NOT leave kids or pets in a car that is parked. The National Weather […]
Flood Warning – Grand River At Sumner
A Flood Warning has been issued for the Grand River at Sumner beginning Thursday morning. Flood Stage at Sumner is 26 feet and the river should reach flood stage this […]
Severe Weather Awareness – Lightning
A flash of light streaks across the sky and it is followed by a low rumble or a loud boom. Lightning is one of the more dangerous aspects of storms. […]
Severe Weather Awareness – Tornadoes
This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Missouri and today the topic is Tornadoes and what you should do in the event of a Tornado Warning. The National Weather Service […]
Above Normal Precipitation Expected
While the month of February has been relatively dry, the past six months Chillicothe is above normal in precipitation. The total precipitation was measured at 17.39 inches, about 3.79 inches […]
