Round one of showers and thunderstorms moved through the region on Tuesday.
While no severe weather was reported in the Lakes Region, portions of central Missouri did see several pop-up storms turn severe with little to no damage reported.
While rain continues in the forecast through the weekend, the next big chance of severe weather will be Friday, with the National Service predicted a Slight Risk of severe storms beginning early Friday morning.
CMN Radiothon Year 3 Results in Around $82,000 in Donations
The residents of the Lakes Region again stand up and donate to help the Children's Miracle Network.
Ozark Man Hurt in Taney County Crash
A man from Ozark is in serious condition after a Friday afternoon traffic crash in northern Taney County.
Drought Area Continues to Dwindle
Despite little rain over the last week, the late June rain combined with the precipitation that has fallen in July continues the trend of lower drought conditions.
Stone County Crash Injures Three People
A late Wednesday night crash north of Kimberling City results in injuries to three people from Reeds Spring.
When Will the Next Chance of Rain Arrive?
While the severe thunderstorms that have moved through the Midwest have stayed away from the Lakes Region to this point, another opportunity for storms will take place this evening.