Residents are urged to immediately seek shelter. The National Weather Service reports a severe thunderstorm system capable of producing tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail. Evacuations may be necessary in some areas. Stay tuned to local news for continuing coverage on this developing situation.
St. Louis Under Tornado Watch: Radar Shows Rotation
Authorities are issuing a tornado watch for St. Louis and the surrounding regions as radar suggests the presence of a strong swirling column of air. The Meteorological Agency is observing the situation closely and cautions residents to remain indoors immediately if a tornado warning is issued for their area. Emergency teams are on standby in case of severe weather.
Reports of Tornadoes in St. Louis
This is a developing story. Reports of twisters are coming in from different locations across St. Louis. Emergency responders are on the ground and urging residents to find a safe place.
- Stay tuned for the latest updates as we receive them.
- If you are in danger, please call 911 immediately.
Officials are asking residents to remain calm.
A Major Weather Warning: Tornados Expected to Hit in St. Louis Region
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- Schools/Businesses/Public facilities may close/operate on limited schedules/delay opening due to the severe weather threat.
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Radar Detects Potential Tornado Route Close to St. Louis
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St. Louis Residents Seek Shelter as Tornado Warning Sounded sounded
St. Louis residents scrambled for safety late last night as a tornado warning was issued for the area. The National Weather Service {had warned of severe weather conditionsthroughout the morning and urged residents to be prepared for possible tornadoes, high winds, and heavy rain. A large number of St. Louisans heeded the warning and took shelter in their homes, basements, or designated storm shelters. Sirens rang out as officials advised seeking shelter.
Accounts of structural issues began to trickle in after the storm passed, but thankfully there were no immediate reports of injuries. Emergency responders are currently assessing the situation and are providing assistance to those in need of help.