Heavy Rains Spark Flash Flooding Southeast of the City (Image Credits: Pixabay)
St. Louis – Overnight thunderstorms dumped heavy rain across the region, leaving slick roads and flooded spots Thursday morning.[1][2]
Heavy Rains Spark Flash Flooding Southeast of the City
Training storms overnight targeted southeast counties, resulting in 2 to 4 inches of rainfall in areas like Ste. Genevieve, St. Francois, Madison, and Perry.[1] Flash flooding caught some spots off guard as downpours persisted in one location. Rain totals piled up quickly under these repeated hits.
Dense fog rolled in north of St. Louis where lighter precipitation fell, creating hazardous visibility early Thursday. The rain band shifted eastward by morning, easing the immediate pressure. Drivers faced cautious commutes amid standing water and reduced sightlines. Conditions improved gradually as daylight broke.
Thursday Brings Welcome Relief and Mild Temperatures
A decided break from the downpours arrived for the remainder of Thursday. Clouds parted at times, allowing peeks of sun to warm the afternoon. Highs climbed into the 60s, a comfortable shift from the soggy start…