BRANSON, Mo. – The National Weather Service in Springfield is forecasting more rain and thunderstorms this afternoon on into this weekend.
Meteorologist Mike Griffin says these storms won’t be as severe as the ones we saw earlier this week:
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Griffin went on to say that even with the soaking rain we saw earlier in the week, the Ozarks are still about seven inches behind in terms of average rainfall for this time of year.
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