Flooding will continue to be a problem along Missouri’s major rivers—into July. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In a Flood condition update Thursday, scientist Kevin Low stressed the problem of saturated soil and above-average rain expected over the next few months.
Doug Kluck, a regional climate service director with NOAA says for the St. Louis region- weather conditions are different than they were in 1993- a historic Mississippi River Flood.
The Missouri River Basin flooding so far set six water level records with another weather distinction on the weather map of the Midwest—this year – according to Kluck.
