NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
MO EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

MISSOURI

Flash Flood reports

NOAA recorded 1,898 county-coded Flash Flood reports across 110 Missouri reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 14 reported injuries and 28 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports1,898county-coded rows
County areas110represented
Injuries14direct + indirect
Fatalities28direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Missouri Flash Flood reports by year

NOAA recorded 1,898 Missouri Flash Flood reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016185
2017266
201887
2019242
2020233
2021220
2022113
2023125
2024182
2025245
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Missouri Flash Flood analyses

The directory lists 110 Missouri reporting areas represented in this statewide Flash Flood record.

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Greene115 reportsExplore →Douglas94 reportsExplore →Barry73 reportsExplore →Webster73 reportsExplore →Howell71 reportsExplore →Newton64 reportsExplore →Mcdonald61 reportsExplore →Taney55 reportsExplore →Polk52 reportsExplore →Christian51 reportsExplore →Wright51 reportsExplore →Jasper50 reportsExplore →Ozark50 reportsExplore →Jackson49 reportsExplore →Dallas37 reportsExplore →Lawrence36 reportsExplore →Texas35 reportsExplore →Laclede34 reportsExplore →Stone34 reportsExplore →St. Louis25 reportsExplore →Shannon25 reportsExplore →Oregon24 reportsExplore →Morgan23 reportsExplore →Cass22 reportsExplore →Benton21 reportsExplore →Miller21 reportsExplore →Clay20 reportsExplore →Pulaski19 reportsExplore →Dent18 reportsExplore →Camden17 reportsExplore →Johnson16 reportsExplore →Cape Girardeau16 reportsExplore →Barton15 reportsExplore →Hickory15 reportsExplore →Bollinger15 reportsExplore →Boone15 reportsExplore →Butler14 reportsExplore →Carter14 reportsExplore →Platte14 reportsExplore →Vernon14 reportsExplore →St. Louis (C)13 reportsExplore →Phelps12 reportsExplore →Jefferson12 reportsExplore →Maries12 reportsExplore →Stoddard11 reportsExplore →Lincoln11 reportsExplore →Wayne10 reportsExplore →Osage10 reportsExplore →Ripley10 reportsExplore →St. Francois10 reportsExplore →Dade10 reportsExplore →Clark10 reportsExplore →Grundy9 reportsExplore →Harrison9 reportsExplore →Cedar9 reportsExplore →Pettis9 reportsExplore →Buchanan8 reportsExplore →Callaway8 reportsExplore →St. Charles8 reportsExplore →Franklin8 reportsExplore →Saline8 reportsExplore →St. Clair8 reportsExplore →Dunklin8 reportsExplore →Montgomery8 reportsExplore →Iron8 reportsExplore →Lafayette8 reportsExplore →Madison8 reportsExplore →Cole7 reportsExplore →Perry7 reportsExplore →Daviess7 reportsExplore →Warren7 reportsExplore →Washington7 reportsExplore →Scott6 reportsExplore →Carroll6 reportsExplore →Audrain6 reportsExplore →Gasconade6 reportsExplore →Henry6 reportsExplore →Putnam6 reportsExplore →Crawford5 reportsExplore →Macon5 reportsExplore →New Madrid5 reportsExplore →Mercer5 reportsExplore →Reynolds5 reportsExplore →Shelby5 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.