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Low Water Crossing Locations - Turn Around Don't Drown

 
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An upper level low will gradually track northeast. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be possible, primarily this afternoon east of Missouri Highway 5.

 



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Fog will reduce visibilities across portions of the Missouri Ozarks through mid morning. Those traveling, particularly during the early morning hours, should be alert for drastic changes in visibility.

 
 
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