Thunderstorms Slow Oklahoma Tornado Cleanup
Posted: 2:44 PM Early estimates indicate the tornado caused more than $2 billion of damage in Moore.
Posted: 2:44 PM Early estimates indicate the tornado caused more than $2 billion of damage in Moore.
Updated: 1:58 PM The tornado that touched down southwest of Wichita Sunday afternoon had initially been classified as an EF-1.
Updated: 10:39 AM Many Wichita Public Schools have designated safe rooms, to keep children secure when severe weather strikes.
Updated: 10:58 AM Oklahoma's state medical examiner's office says a second person was killed by a tornado that leveled a central Oklahoma mobile home park.
Posted: 7:33 PM An unconfirmed tornado has knocked down trees, flipped dumpsters and damaged the roof of a WalMart in northern Alabama.
Posted: 10:50 AM Parts of Colorado and Wyoming are beginning May with another wet blanket of powder.
Updated: 4:24 PM If measurable snow falls it will set a record for the latest snowfall in Wichita.
Updated: 10:30 AM The National Weather Service reports Goodland received 9.2 inches of snow.
Updated: 8:11 AM Flood-weary homeowners and sandbaggers across the Midwest are praying for a relenting of rains that have added more water to already swollen rivers blamed for swallowing up neighborhoods.
Updated: 5:40 PM Overnight temperatures will drop into the twenties.
Updated: 9:32 AM Two rounds of stormy weather are on the way to KAKEland.
Updated: 7:20 PM The tornado appeared to be at least an EF3, with winds between 136 mph and 165 mph, WAPT reports.
Posted: 9:38 AM Kansas officials are seeking a federal disaster declaration for 23 counties that were impacted by severe winter storms in February.
Posted: 8:22 AM Storms packing rain, snow and dangerous winds have raked the Midwest, spawning a possible tornado outside of St. Louis that prompted an emergency declaration from Missouri's governor.
Updated: 10:32 AM Wintry precipitation, including freezing rain, drizzle & sleet could be in Central Kansas throughout the morning.
Updated: 12:41 PM The main area of concern with be east of I-135 with southeast Kansas having the best chance at seeing storms. There will be a chance of severe weather with any storm that does develop.