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Tracking a calm and quiet week ahead

Tonight: Winds remain out of the northwest at 2-5 mph. Skies continue to clear leading to an overnight low into the upper teens for Mid-Missouri. Tomorrow: Winds switch out of the south early in the morning paired with mostly clear skies to warm Central Missouri to 37 degrees. Extended: Temperatures gradually increase to the lower

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INSIDER BLOG: Ice potential Saturday

SATURDAY MORNING UPDATE: A Winter Weather Advisory has been further extended for all of Mid-Missouri. The warmup may be delayed by cloud cover today, keeping more areas below freezing into the early afternoon. SETUP Southerly flow will bring us a warmup for the weekend, but it will also bring a surge in moisture on Saturday.

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Tracking a warmup and a chance for rain

TONIGHT: Winds out of the south have begun to slowly warm us into the mid 20’s. A south wind will serve as a double edged sword overnight, keeping temperatures from dropping much, but also adding a gnarly wind chill through early Saturday. SATURDAY: Those winds will pick up our temperatures through Saturday afternoon. We likely

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Tracking another frigid afternoon

FRIDAY: Sunny and cold again with highs stuck in the 20s. A wind shift out of the south will bring a nice change for the weekend. TONIGHT: Southerly winds will keep temperatures relatively constant overnight with lows still in the low 20s and upper teens. EXTENDED: We’ll warm up decently on Saturday, reaching into the 40’s once again.

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Tracking a warmup into the weekend

TONIGHT: Cold air sticks around tonight. Temperatures will drop into the single digits overnight, with a slight breeze making it feel even colder. At worst, it may feel like subzero temperatures early Friday. FRIDAY: After a cold start, temperatures will make their greatest jump in two days, with highs expected in the mid 20’s. Southerly

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Tracking tonight’s snow showers

TONIGHT: Snow moves in tonight, around 9-10 p.m. for western most counties along and south of I-70. This is where we expect the dividing line to be for most. Folks north of 70, especially east of Hwy 63 will have the lowest chance at seeing snowfall, let alone accumulations. Temperatures turn bitterly cold late tonight.

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