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When to expect storms Friday near St. Louis Original

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By Chris Higgins Verified, Megan Mueller Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS – Following a stretch of extreme temperatures, the weather is cooling off a bit and bringing some showers and storms with it. As of Thursday afternoon, all Missouri counties of the FOX 2 viewing area and the westernmost portion of Illinois sit in a Level 1 (out of 5) risk for severe storms Friday. The morning hours, between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m., are expected to have some rain and storms that are below severe levels.
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Wildfire smoke to bring haze and heat to St. Louis region

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By Joe Millitzer Verified, Chris Higgins Verified
| KTVI-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — Wildfire smoke will bring hazy skies to parts of the St. Louis region Tuesday, with the thickest smoke expected in northeastern communities. Residents across eastern Missouri and southwestern Illinois can expect hazy conditions Tuesday as a plume of wildfire smoke drifts south behind a cold front. While the smoke is not expected to reach dangerous levels across the St. Louis metro area, it could reduce visibility and create a smoky appearance to the sky.
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Former Embassy Suites hotel is imploded with dynamite as crowd looks on. See the video

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By Eleanor Nash Verified, Chris Higgins Verified
| Aol Verified
With two booms heard through the Plaza and Westport neighborhoods, the former Embassy Suites transformed from a hotel to a pile of rubble. The structure off of Mill Creek Parkway at 220 W. 43rd St. was demolished Sunday in an implosion. The 266-room hotel closed in September after the operating company decided to end its lease after it ran out.
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