SUMMARY: The 314 Day Fun Run in St. Louis, held on March 14 (Pi Day), celebrates local culture and community. The event features a 3.1-mile run, equivalent to a 5K, starting at WashU’s campus and looping through Forest Park. It aims to bring runners together and build excitement for the upcoming marathon on April 26. Participants of all levels are welcome, and registration for various distances is still open. The day promises a festive atmosphere with refreshments like coffee and doughnuts at the finish line. This annual celebration fosters community spirit and encourages fitness among St. Louis residents.

What better way to kick off 314 Day than with a run through one of St. Louis’ most iconic parks?

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SUMMARY: Severe storms are expected to impact the St. Louis area Friday night, with the threat increasing throughout the day. Winds will pick up significantly, and temperatures will reach the low 80s. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a level four risk, indicating widespread severe weather, including strong tornadoes, damaging winds up to 90 mph, and large hail. Storms will likely begin forming around 5 PM, with a line of severe weather moving through quickly between 7 PM and midnight. Afterward, conditions will improve by early Saturday, with milder temperatures expected next week.

A Weather Impact Alert has been issued for Friday evening due to the potential of dangerous weather. Some storms will contain damaging winds and a few tornadoes.

There is a high chance of tornadoes, strong winds and hail.

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SUMMARY: Sullivan residents are bracing for severe weather, with first responders preparing for potential emergencies. Local fire departments are increasing their staffing levels, ensuring additional volunteers are ready to assist. Residents are reminded to head to safe spots like basements during the storm and to avoid hazards such as downed power lines. Memories of past storms, including the tornado that struck last May, have heightened anxiety among the community. Officials urge residents to stay indoors and listen for safety alerts while emergency teams strategize for possible damage and prioritize safety for both responders and the community.

The Sullivan Fire Department is adding volunteer firefighters and staff tomorrow in anticipation of severe weather arriving Friday evening. FOX 2’s Jeff Bernthal shares more.

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