The National Weather Service says there’s a chance for severe storms with tornadoes south of Springfield tonight, while areas northwest of Springfield could get an ice storm.

Meteorologist Steve Lindenberg says the best chance for severe weather will be along and south of Highway 60.

“Probably after 9 or 10 tonight. And into the overnight hours, say 2 to 4 this morning, as well,” Lindenberg said.

Up to three inches of rain is possible through tomorrow afternoon for most people in those areas – along with some dense fog.

If you live northwest of Springfield, up to four tenths of an inch of freezing rain is possible tonight.

Significant ice accumulations are possible tonight over west central and central MO into extreme southeast Kansas. #mowx #kswx pic.twitter.com/kV95yvJC2n

— NWS Springfield (@NWSSpringfield) February 6, 2019

Severe storms, with all possible modes of severe weather will be possible tonight including tornadoes. The main risk will be along and south pic.twitter.com/yGjtAwXytq

— NWS Springfield (@NWSSpringfield) February 6, 2019