Last night into the early hours of today, sirens blared in warning across Pettis County, Lafayette, Saline, Cooper, and Johnson, as a tornado threat loomed. Within the last 6 hours, rainfall accumulated to .55 inches, leading to concerns about flooding in low-lying areas.

Emergency services were mobilized to assess and address the situation, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents in the affected areas.

Fortunately, as of today, the forecast for the rest of the week looks clear, providing a respite from the recent severe weather events.