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05/31/2026

On and off chances of showers and thunderstorms will continue until Monday evening. The best chances this evening will be across mainly southeast Missouri, then across the entire area late tonight through Monday morning. Chances will end from north to south late Monday. Dry, cooler and less humid conditions will arrive for Tuesday through Thursday.

05/31/2026

Chance of showers and thunderstorms will linger through Monday evening, mainly south of the Mountain Parkway as a frontal boundary wavers near the Kentucky-Tennessee border. Then high pressure builds in, leading t mainly dry weather through Friday.

05/31/2026

An incoming round of weakening storms will move across our southwestern counties late Monday morning into the afternoon hours. Locally heavy downpours could drop 1-2" inches, though most should receive 0.25-0.5". In fact, the SW has a 50-80% to see more than 0.25", while northeastern areas have a better chance of seeing less than that, or remaining dry overall. Dry weather returns for everyone beginning Tuesday!

05/31/2026

Showers and thunderstorms are expected to arrive over SEMO late this afternoon into this evening, with a few strong storms possible. Another round is forecast to arrive late tonight into Monday morning with redevelopment in the afternoon. Any storm Monday may become strong to severe with hail and damaging winds the main threats.

05/31/2026

For most in southern Indiana and central Kentucky, today will be another dry day, with high temperatures in the upper 70s and low-to-mid 80s. Across southern Kentucky, there is a chance for an isolated shower or storm this afternoon and evening, with the chance increasing as you approach the Tennessee line. Another chance for storms is expected in southern Kentucky tomorrow before a cold front brings pleasant weather for the middle of the week.

05/30/2026

Some showers and thunderstorms will return to mainly southeast Missouri Sunday, and the entire region Sunday night into Monday, ending Monday night. High pressure building into the area for mid week will bring dry conditions, slightly cooler temperatures and lower humidity.

05/30/2026

📞 Accidentally Dialed 911? Don’t Hang Up! 🚔

It happens more often than you think—pocket dials, kids playing with phones, or misdials in a hurry. But if you accidentally call 911, please stay on the line.
When a 911 call is made, dispatchers are required to treat it as a potential emergency. If you hang up, officers may be sent to your location to make sure everything is okay—tying up valuable resources that could be needed elsewhere.

If you call by mistake:
👉 Simply stay on the line
👉 Let the dispatcher know it was accidental
👉 Answer any quick follow-up questions

This helps us confirm that everyone is safe and prevents unnecessary emergency responses.

Your cooperation keeps our officers available for real emergencies—and helps keep our community safe. 👍

05/30/2026

Most areas will see partly to mostly sunny skies this afternoon and into this evening. The best chances of any showers and storms will be down across southern Kentucky near a stalled out front. Mostly clear skies are expected overnight with lows in the 50s/60s. Scattered showers/storms will be possible Sun/Mon across southern KY with highs near late May normals.

05/30/2026

Any leftover showers over southern Kentucky will depart today with the passage of a cold front. That frontal boundary wavers back north early next week, bringing some additional rain chances on Sunday and Monday, before settling more decisively south. This allows seasonably mild and dry high pressure to build in for the middle of next week.

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