SEMO Weather with AJ

09/26/2025

09/26/2025

From my archives, here's landfall of Hurricane Helene last year as radar saw it

09/26/2025

Burn what you need to while grounds are still a bit wet. Of course always follow local laws and ordinances, but its the perfect time. Still be smart about it and have water nearby. We will be dry until that next severe risk the first week of October so the ground will dry out rather quickly with above average temps expected after today.

09/26/2025

09/26/2025

Something to watch for will be Imelda to break free from the trough and linger in the southeast for upwards of a week. It could even pop back into the Atlantic and redevelop. The rainfall over the week in the Carolinas will be extreme. Take this time to prepare for this possibility. You only have until Sunday night to finish your preparations

09/26/2025

If you are in the Carolinas seeing forecasts for a minor hurricane making landfall, please realize the surge from this will be much higher than normal due, to the long onshore flow created by Humberto and what will be Imelda. Another "I" name that will cause caos. Impacts start Sunday night so expect watches to go up later today. They will designate the system as PTC or potential tropical cyclone and start advisories. If you are told to evacuate, do it.

09/26/2025

Careful on roads this morning, chilly, foggy start to our Friday

09/25/2025

Thats a tornado 🌪

09/25/2025

09/25/2025

Have you heard?
Bird is the word...

Migration Alert: Over 470 million birds are forecast to fly across the eastern Midwest tonight. Turn off all nonessential lights from 11 PM to 6 AM to keep them from becoming disoriented. Make windows safer with bird-friendly treatments to prevent collisions. More than a billion birds die in glass collisions every year. Discover proven ways to help them on their journeys south: https://bit.ly/stopbirdcollisions

09/25/2025

Heres this week's drought monitor update. A small area in SWMO saw conditions worsen but there was some improvements. This map should look a bit better for next week, but we will be dry for the next week. Temps wont change much with lows around 60⁰ and highs in the upper 70⁰s and low 80⁰s, still a couple degrees above average. Still watching Oct 3rd -5th for the next severe risk. Gorgeous weather until then, a touch on the warm side though.

09/25/2025

Get outside, there's your weather report for the weekend.