BRANSON, Mo. – The National Weather Service in Springfield is monitoring a storm front that’s capable of producing severe weather later today.
Meteorologist Drew Albert says with the amount of instability in the Ozarks, folks need to pay attention to the weather this afternoon:
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Albert says this storm is likely to produce damaging winds and hail up to the size of a golf ball.
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