Missouri Region D WebEOC

08/21/2025

Effective today, August 21st 2025 – the Missouri Region D WebEOC Servers are being decommissioned and taken off line.

Unfortunately, due to a lack of funding – this Regional project which supported agencies across Region D for nearly 15 years has come to a close due to a lack of funding from the Region D RHSOC and exclusion from the SHSGP Program by the Missouri Office of Homeland Security.

The State of Missouri WebEOC program is available for agencies; should they choose to move operations to that platform.

They State WebEOC Program Contact Information is located at: https://sema.dps.mo.gov/programs/webeoc/

Thank you all for your support of the project over the years.

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11/04/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-11-03 Regional Severe Weather and Flooding Originating Agency: *MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 11/03/2024 19:55:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF
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Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms will continue to occur this afternoon through early Tuesday, bringing widespread areas of 2-5 inches of rain.
* Localized rainfall amounts could reach 6-9 inches, potentially promoting localized flash flooding of rivers, streams, urban areas, and low-water crossings.
* Severe thunderstorms possible this evening and Monday afternoon into the overnight hours. Main hazard is damaging wind with some tornadoes possible, especially Monday evening.

For Monday:
Slight (level 2/4) Flooding Risk
Slight to Enhanced (level 2-3/5) Severe Risk

* Highest severe risk Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning.
* Main hazard currently damaging winds up to 60 mph. There will also be a risk for a few embedded tornadoes within the line of storms.
* Best chances for severe are furthest southwest; how far north and east the severe risk gets is highly dependent on the clearing of a.m. rain.
* Despite ongoing drought conditions, additional periods of heavy rainfall may lead to localized flooding through the weekend and beyond.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 6 AM Tuesday morning.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

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05/25/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-05-25 Regional Severe Weather
Originating Agency: *MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 05/25/2024 10:17:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: Key Messages
* Enhanced (3/5) to Moderate (4/5) risk late tonight into early Sunday morning. Primary hazard is destructive wind gusts up to 80 mph. Additional hazards include large hail up to baseballs and a few tornadoes.
* Slight (2/5) to Enhanced (3/5) risk Sunday morning through the evening. Primary hazard is damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph.

Overview
* Supercells will merge into a line of thunderstorms and move through the area tonight. Primary threat is for destructive wind gusts up to 80 mph. The tornado risk will be highest in the west with discrete storms, but will still exist with the line as it moves east. Hail up to the size of baseballs. Localized heavy rainfall and flashing flooding may occur.

11 pm - 3 am: Supercells are most favored along and west Interstate 49.
Hazards: Damaging wind gusts up to 80 mph. Large hail up to baseballs. A
strong tornado or two possible.
2 am - 5 am: Supercells transition to line segments as it approaches the Highway 65 corridor.
Hazards: Damaging wind gusts up to 80 mph. Large hail up to golf balls. A few brief tornadoes possible.
4 am - 7 am: A line of thunderstorms continues east.
Hazards: Damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph. Large hail up to quarters. A brief tornado possible.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

05/21/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-05-21 Regional Severe Weather
Originating Agency: MO ReG-D WebEOC Team
Date/Time: 05/21/2024 14:59:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: NWS has issued a Tornado Watch until 10:00 PM for Southwest Missouri.

DAY ONE...Today and Tonight.

Weather hazards expected...

Limited tornado risk.
Signficant hail risk.
Elevated thunderstorm wind damage risk.
Elevated lightning risk.
Limited excessive rainfall risk
Elevated non thunderstorm wind risk.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

05/06/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-05-06 Regional Severe Weather
Originating Agency: MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 05/06/2024 11:47:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary:
NOTE: THIS INCIDENT WILL BE USED FOR ALL STORM ACTIVITY FROM 05/06/2024 THROUGH 05/09/2024 AND MAY BE EXTENDED AS NEEDED.

FROM NWS SGF
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Key Messages
? Enhanced Risk (3 out of 5) for severe thunderstorms this evening into Tuesday morning.
? Additional risk for severe thunderstorms on Wednesday.
? Low risk for localized heavy rainfall and flooding.

Overview
? A line of thunderstorms moves in from the west likely after 9 pm this evening into early8 Tuesday morning.
? Greatest severe weather threat is west of Hwy 65.
? Primary hazard is damaging wind gusts up to 70 to 80 mph.
? Additional hazards are severe hail and a few short-lived tornadoes.
? Any lingering thunderstorms from overnight will dissipate by mid-morning on Tuesday.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

04/25/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-04-25 Regional Severe Weather and Flooding
Originating Agency: *MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 04/25/2024 12:08:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Activation

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF
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Multiple rounds of storms will move through the region Today through Sunday.
* Potential for severe storms Friday through Sunday
* Localized flooding potential through the weekend as multiple rounds of rainfall occur across the region

Confidence Details
* The overall evolution of the severe and flooding threat the
next few days is low as the area will continuously be on the
edge of the higher threat areas.
* There does seem to be increasing confidence in higher severe chances for our area Saturday night as storms move in from Kansas.

Alternate Scenarios
* If thunderstorms continue to move over the same areas then the flash flooding risk would increase.
* The thunderstorm coverage Friday evening and during the day Saturday could be low if clouds limit heating/instability.

Latest NWS DSS Packet available at: https://www.weather.gov/media/sgf/DssPacket.pdf

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

04/01/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-04-01 Regional Severe Weather Originating Agency: MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 04/01/2024 07:30:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF
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* The Storm Prediction Center has an Enhanced Risk (3/5) for severe weather in the orange shaded areas and a Slight Risk (2/5) of severe weather in the yellow shaded areas for today.
* Very large hail, damaging wind, and tornadoes are all possible.
* Severe thunderstorm chances are highest between 4pm this afternoon and 1am tonight.
* The Weather Prediction Center has a Slight Risk (2/4) for Excessive Rainfall valid for today.
* Thunderstorms with locally heavy rainfall can be expected this afternoon into the early overnight hours.
* Storm motion is forecast to be progressive, so training thunderstorms will likely be needed to cause flash flooding.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

03/14/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-03-14 Regional Severe Weather
Originating Agency: *MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 03/14/2024 08:18:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Activation

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF:
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Numerous showers and thunderstorms this afternoon (12 PM) through tonight (12 AM). There is a Slight (2/5) to Enhanced (3/5) risk for hail up to baseballs and wind gusts up to 70 mph. Low potential for localized flooding.

Hail up to golf ball size and wind gusts up to 70 mph. An isolated tornado possible.

DSS Packet: https://www.weather.gov/media/sgf/DssPacket.pdf

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

01/12/2024

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2024-01-12 Regional Winter Weather Originating Agency: MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 01/12/2024 12:52:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Activation

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF
===Key Messages
* Two rounds of winter weather will occur over the weekend. The first is ongoing today. The next will occur late Sunday into early Monday.
* Minor to moderate road impacts are possible today. On Sunday, at least minor road impacts are possible, especially south of I-44.
* Low temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below normal likely today through Tuesday.
* Dangerous wind chills -15 to -30 degrees are likely Sunday morning, Monday morning, and Tuesday morning.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

11/21/2023

UPCOMING TRAININGS
*** Users should already have a Missouri WebEOC Account approved by County EMD and activated by the Missouri Region D WebEOC Admin Team prior to registering for the course. Do not register for this course if you do not have a Missouri Region D WebEOC Account, or your course registration may be cancelled. ***

Wednesday, December 13th 2023 – In Person Training Session

Springfield / Greene County Office of Emergency Management
330 West Scott Street
Springfield, MO 65802

2 Sessions - Limited to 25 students per session

9 AM -11 AM https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=WcC8DAKuQUWevauC5cGxNbva4-tsQU1DlHu8QZkoVG1UNVBXTURMSDlISEZZVzc0MVg4VUtBQ1gwUi4u
2 PM - 4 PM https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=WcC8DAKuQUWevauC5cGxNbva4-tsQU1DlHu8QZkoVG1UNE5WSlpSOUVRNFNLRkE5UFBPTURPNktDRi4u

08/09/2023

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2023-08-09 Regional Severe Weather Originating Agency: MO Reg-D WebEOC Admin Team
Date/Time: 08/09/2023 08:56:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: FROM NWS SGF:
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Severe Weather Likely Today

Key Messages
* Second round of activity develops mid-afternoon and continues through the evening.
* Large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will all be a concern today, especially in the Enhanced risk area.
* Localized flash flooding is possible.

Important Updates
** Hail, wind, and tornado threats have been upgraded. **

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.

07/12/2023

A new Missouri Region D WebEOC Incident has been created.

Incident Name: 2023-07-12 Regional Severe Weather and Heat
Originating Agency: WebEOC Admin
Date/Time: 07/12/2023 18:13:00
Activation Level: Monitoring
Activation Type: Not Activated

Activation Summary: Hot and humid conditions will persist into early this evening as
heat index values range from 100 to 109 degrees.

Scattered thunderstorms will develop late this afternoon and early
this evening from south-central Kansas into northern Missouri.
These storms will then push into extreme southeastern Kansas and
central Missouri from mid to late evening. Hail up to two inches
in diameter and damaging wind gusts will be possible with the
strongest storms, mainly north of the Interstate 44 corridor.
These storms will also produce torrential rainfall which may lead
to a flash flooding risk.

A complex of storms will then develop this evening and move
southeast across portions of the area during the overnight hours.
While there are still questions regarding the track of these
storms, confidence is increasing that swaths of 50 to 60 mph winds
will occur from these storms. Localized swaths of 60 to 75 mph
winds will be possible within any bow echoes contained within the
larger line of storms.

Thunderstorms tonight will also pose the risk for localized flash
flooding given that torrential rainfall rates are expected.
Rainfall amounts of 3 to 5 inches are expected over localized
areas.
DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Thursday through Tuesday.

Heat index values from around 100 to near 109 degrees will occur
again on Thursday, especially across southeastern Kansas and
southwestern Missouri.

Additional rounds of thunderstorms are then possible from late
Thursday afternoon into Saturday morning. Localized heavy
rainfall and flash flooding will be the main risks, but a few
strong to severe storms will be possible at times.

Additional thunderstorms will then be possible by the middle of
next week along with the potential return of excessive heat.

This incident will be 'fused' (connected) to the State of Missouri WebEOC as necessary for enhanced operations.

County EMD's, please remember to update your EOC Status accordingly; as the SEOC and NWS utilize this information. In addition, County EMD's should notify local stakeholders of WebEOC Incident Creation; as notification is NOT emailed to end users.

As always, we suggest users login to WebEOC prior to the incident to ensure that their username/password work, proper connectivity, etc.

For technical assistance with Region D WebEOC, password resets, or account unlocks please visit http://helpdesk.regiondwebeoc.org and select 'Open a New Ticket'; or email to [email protected] .

County EMD's, please remember that it is your responsibility to notify partner agencies in your county as to Incident Creation.

Please feel free to copy / forward this email to your local partner agencies as you see appropriate.