Current Status
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During the spring months, conditions that create severe weather such as thunderstorms, dangerous thunderstorms, lightning strikes and tornadoes may develop at any time and with little warning.
All members of the Missouri S&T community should be familiar with these types of weather conditions and the proper procedures for seeking shelter during severe weather activity. Missouri S&T faculty, staff and students should sign up for emergency alert notifications or update their contact information here. Missouri S&T will notify the campus community of severe weather through the mass notification system.
- View current weather conditions at weather.gov
- Learn more about preparing for severe weather at ready.gov/severe-weather
Past Updates
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The tornado warning for the Rolla area expired at 12:45 a.m. A storm watch remains until 3 a.m…. Read more
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The National Weather Service predicts thunderstorms will move through the Phelps County area tonight (Monday, April 1). The thunderstorms could produce hail, high winds, heavy rain and lightning. Below are some healthy tips from ready.gov: If there is a thunderstorm warning:… Read more
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Electrical power has been restored to Emerson Hall and the Physics Building…. Read more
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The Physics Building and Emerson Hall are currently without electrical power. Crews are working to fix the issue. In the meantime, students who have classes in those buildings during the power outage should contact their instructors. Faculty may move instruction online during the outage. … Read more