If you're walking along the many trails in the area, you might notice an extra crunch under your step recently. The Missouri Department of Conservation says that's because trees are producing extra nuts and fruits this year. George Kipp, the Private Land Forestry Program Supervisor with MDC, says it all started with the wet spring
Nate Splater is a Meteorologist at ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Team. With a passion for meteorology that began in childhood, Nate focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental health, and regional interests, often exploring topics like climate policy and Global Warming. He has been featured in News-Press NOW, KMIZ-TV - ABC17 News, and BLOX Digital.