The normal color scheme on this site now is BLUE. However, if you visit the site and it's RED, what that means, is there's a severe weather alert happening. It's our way of trying to alert you quickly that there is something you may need to be aware of. Please keep that in mind as you visit the site.

Get the weather first hand for Dixon, MO from Dixon Weather Services... your hometown weather source!

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The Dixon Weather Service is a NOT for profit, public service agency that serves the local portions of Central Missouri. We are CERTIFIED by the National Weather Service (NWS) for SKYWARN operations which means our storm spotters, storm chasers and weather observers are trained yearly by the National Weather Service (NWS) and we have our certification on file.

Our pledge is to become the most reliable source of weather information for Dixon, Including central Missouri along with tracking, confirming and documenting weather related events that occur in central Missouri.We also pledge to be a non profit community service agency.

The Dixon Weather Service serves as a device so that you, the area resident and other interested parties, may receive the local weather forecast along with any watches and/or warnings that are issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) - We are also a SKYWARN agency and encourage persons to report severe weather to us so we may in turn relay the reports to the National Weather Service (NWS) We are also a storm chasing and weather documentation team. We chase storms and perform documentation of weather related events that occur within 50 miles of Dixon.

We can also function as a community emergency response team. (CERT)

The Dixon Weather Service is a NOT FOR PROFIT service agency, So we are funded through grants and donations. If you find our operations and services useful, please support us by making a donation. The Dixon Weather Service will remain NON PROFIT and we are not endorsed, part of, or funded by the National Weather Service (NWS) or the city of Dixon, MO. Please read our disclaimer for further information.

We offer a local area phone number should you wish to have an updated forecast or wish to report severe weather or weather related damage at any time. The number to call is: 573-759-2749. Please feel free to call 573-759-2749 anytime, 24/7 for a weather update or to report severe weather. All calls into our office are answered in the order received and can be monitored and recorded for quality assurance, training and verification purposes.

The Dixon Weather Service can also be contacted on the following chat services:
On Yahoo Messenger with screen name: dixon_weather
On AIM with screen name: dixonwxdw2956
On MSN with id This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
and last but not least on ICQ number 53997588.

Also we have a system that will allow us to send an email or send text messages to pagers or cell phones when severe weather threatens central Missouri. If you would like to have your email address or pager number entered into our automated warning system for central Missouri please contact our office.

We invite our visitors to visit our site often as WATCHES AND WARNINGS issued by NWS for central Missouri are updated in real time on this site and our surface data is updated at least every five minutes.

We also encourage our visitors to sign up for an account. It is safe, free and easy and provides registered users with additional features and data. We also encourage our visitors to please take the time to rate our site and sign our guest book.

DIXON WEATHER SERVICES INC. - DIXON STORM TEAM - MO STATE ID: N00925648 - NWS CWOP ID: DW2956 - Station Lat/Lon: 37.59.5159°N / 92.5.8660°W - Pulaski, MO - FIPS: 169 - COUNTY: 070 - NWR: WNG648 - 162.500 Mhz

The Dixon Weather Service Inc. and the "Dixon Storm Team" was originally started in early 1997 by a group of friends that was interested in weather including Tim Brandt, Geneva Brandt and Melinda Yates among others. However, In early 2004 the organization was restarted and modernized by Tim Brandt, Colleen Collyer, Samantha Collyer and Joe Bean and has grown today to have a staff of more than 10 people. Our primary operational staff today consists of Tim Brandt, Colleen Collyer, Corey Moore, Anna McFall, Samantha Collyer, Joe Bean, Bobbie Overshon and Randel Marker.

The Dixon Weather Service Inc. is run by dedicated persons. The storm spotters and chasers here at the Dixon Weather Services Inc. are trained and certified by the National Weather Service (NWS) for SKYWARN operations which means we have been officially trained by the National Weather Service (NWS). Our Certification is on file.

We are always looking for willing souls to chase and or spot storms with us so anyone that is willing to chase storms or spot storms please contact our office! We can always use the help!

Also we are looking for Dixon residents to report daily weather events to our office.

Anyone wishing to get involved with our service agency please contact us by calling 573-759-2749, or send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

DIXON WEATHER SERVICE STORM TEAM STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS AS OF 3-10-10

1: TIM BRANDT

2: COLLEEN COLLYER

3: COREY MOORE

4: SAMANTHA COLLYER

5: CORY BARTON

6: ANNA MCFALL

7: RANDEL MARKER

8: KARI ANNE SHULMAN

9: LOIS WOOD

10: CARLA THOMPSON

11/12: WAYNE AND MARGARET BRANDT

13: JAMES BARNES

14: JAY TARR

15: Bobbie Overshon

AND NUMEROUS OTHER AREA RESIDENTS THAT REPORT TO US DURING SEVERE WEATHER OR FLOODING...

Severe Weather Awareness Week

March 8-12th, 2010

State emergency management and the National Weather Service (NWS) will conduct a  Statewide Severe Weather Tornado Drill at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, March 11, 2010. Every school, citizen and business is encouraged to participate in the drill by practicing seeking secure, safe shelter from a "tornado".  Please Note - The drill was originally scheduled for Tuesday but due to expected inclement weather, the test day has been postponed to Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at 1:30 p.m.

For additional information about severe weather awareness week in Missouri or about the risk for severe weather in Missouri please visit the National Weather Service online at: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/sgf/?n=severeweatherawareness