1. NOAA’s National Weather Service Flooding and Severe Weather Potential National Weather Service - Springfield, Missouri www.weather.gov/springfield The following is a hazardous weather briefing from the National Weather Service in Springfield, MO, issued at 1 PM on Tuesday March 20th. This briefing should not be used beyond Midnight Tonight, or if local weather conditions become unrepresentative. Submitted: 1:00 PM, Tuesday March 20th

2. Overview Excessive Rainfall Continuing This afternoon and evening. Current Flooding and Flooding Risk. Strong Thunderstorm Activity This Afternoon and Evening.

3. Upper Level Pattern

4. Forecast Precipitation Amounts

5. Ongoing Flooding

6. Thunderstorm Potential

7. Summary Continued rainfall this afternoon and overnight with a few isolated strong to severe storms. –Primary Threats – Damaging Wind gusts –A few brief tornadoes remain possibie Heavy Rainfall and Flooding –4 to 8 inches of rainfall Through Wednesday –On going flooding of roadways, low water crossings, as well as streams and rivers. Continued rainfall this afternoon and overnight with a few isolated strong to severe storms. –Primary Threats – Damaging Wind gusts –A few brief tornadoes remain possibie Heavy Rainfall and Flooding –4 to 8 inches of rainfall Through Wednesday –On going flooding of roadways, low water crossings, as well as streams and rivers.

8. NOAA’s National Weather Service Hazardous Weather Briefing National Weather Service - Springfield, Missouri www.weather.gov/springfield This concludes the hazardous weather briefing from the NWS in Springfield, Missouri. Weather conditions could change rapidly, so be sure to check back to our website, www.weather.gov/springfield, or tune into NOAA Weather Radio for the latest forecast information. In addition, be sure to stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio and local media for the latest watches, warnings and advisories from the National Weather Service. www.facebook.com/US.NationalWeatherService.Springfield.gov