BRANSON, Mo. – Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Springfield, Doug Cramer, expects this morning’s showers to continue through today and tomorrow, with widespread precipitation across Ozark Mountain Country.
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Cramer says the showers will linger through tonight into tomorrow morning. He went on to say that the Ozarks area still faces a rainfall deficit for the year.
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