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Current watches, warnings, and advisoriesLast map update: . Local Storm Reports (wind, hail, and tornado only)
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Scrolling tabs in the center of the screen. Continuous scrolling of the large tabs provides a quick way to keep up with what's going on across parts of Missouri and Kansas.
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GIS display for local storm reports. Local Storm Reports (LSRs) are displayed graphically. Zoom in/out with the mouse wheel or the navigation tools on the map.
Quick access to certain text products. The HWO, Zone Forecast Product (ZFP), the most recent LSR, and other products are displayed in tabs. Mouse over the 3-letter identifier (HWO, ZFP, LSR, etc.) to view the text product.
When I first load the web page, it looks strange for a few seconds. What's going on? It's called a "flash of unstyled content", or FOUC. It is completely harmless. It's just an artifact of the computer code that makes the web page work.
The graphics look odd in the "image swap" tab. Lines are jagged or broken, and it's hard to read the text in the lower left corner. What's going on? This is a problem with how Internet Explorer handles image rendering. The graphics look fine in Mozilla Firefox.
The GIS display is broken. Part of the display is grayed out and the controls don't work very well. What happened, and how do I fix it? Sometimes there is a display conflict between the GIS display and the other tabs. To fix it, refresh the page by using the gray refresh button on the upper right side of the web page, or by placing your cursor in the address bar of the web browser and pressing enter. Using your brower's refresh button may not work.
The GIS display doesn't show any storm reports, but several LSRs have been sent out. What's going on? The GIS display uses a file provided by the Storm Prediction Center. If there is a data outage, the GIS display might be empty even if storm reports have been sent out.
I'm not an emergency manager. Can I still use this page? Absolutely! Although this page was developed to meet the needs of emergency managers in our county warning area, it is available for everyone to use.
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