Weather

TONIGHT: Breezy and partly cloudy as rain exits northeast. Lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Partly sunny with cooler temperatures in the 40s to the northwest, 50s across central Missouri, and 60s near the Lake of the Ozarks. Rain and a wintry mix moving in from the west late. EXTENDED: We’re breezy

TODAY: Rain and wind is the story for Tuesday. Showers are already trying to work to the ground here in mid-Missouri, but are mostly getting eaten up by dry air near the surface. Radar may fool us for a little while this morning, but by mid-to-late morning, persistent shower activity will eventually erode the dry

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with rain moving in shortly before sunrise. Lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. TOMORROW: Rain likely through much of the day with gusty winds. Wind gusts could to 45 mph during the day. Highs in the mid-50s. EXTENDED: Tomorrow is looking soggy and windy as we’ll be tracking rain that

Today: A wind advisory remains across portions of Mid-Missouri until 3 AM on Wednesday morning with potential gusts of wind up to 55 mph possible. Skies remain mostly sunny with highs into the upper 50s. Tonight: Overnight lows cool to the lower 40s with skies seeing increasing cloud cover. Extended: Showers will pull back into

TODAY: Monday is a carry-over of pleasant weather from the weekend. Expect sunshine, and highs in the upper 50s, nearing 60. As some slightly cooler air has arrived, accompanying a wind shift, we’ll have highs generally a few degrees cooler than Sunday. TONIGHT: High pressure overhead today slides east this evening, turning winds from the

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with lows in the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s to around 60. EXTENDED: Low pressure begins to approach the area on Monday night, increasing clouds and keeping temperatures near 40 overnight. Showers move in on Tuesday, bringing less than 0.5″ of total rainfall. We can expect

TODAY: Chilly early in the morning, with rapidly warming temperatures thanks to clear skies. Highs hit the upper 50s before kickoff. Temperatures will likely be falling through the lower 50s/upper 40s during gametime. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and staying just as warm. Highs may be a few degrees lower than Sunday, though we won’t really feel

TONIGHT: Tracking clear skies throughout the night, and calm winds. Because of this, we will see a decent drop in temperatures across the area. By the end of the night, temperatures will be making their way back down into the 30s. TOMORROW: If you’re worried about a chilly morning, don’t worry, because it wont last

TODAY: After a cool and breezy day on Thursday, Friday is shaping up a little calmer, but just as cold. As high pressure moves in today, we’ll see winds relax. We’ll start the day with a 10 mph or so breeze from the north, with winds calming into the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will remain

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the upper 20s to around 30. TOMORROW: Gradual clearing and breezy with highs in the upper 30s. Wind chills in the mid-upper 20s. EXTENDED: I’m tracking another low pressure system that will slide by to our south tomorrow morning, bringing a chance for a few spotty showers

TODAY: Rain will be out of mid-Missouri by the afternoon. This afternoon is drier, with temperatures climbing just back into the low-40s, meaning conditions are prime for any accumulated snow to begin melting. Some breaks in the clouds are possible by late afternoon. TONIGHT: Clouds build back in ahead of precipitation round number two. Overnight,

TODAY: Rain is coming to an end early this morning, and will transition to snow. Accumulations will be light for most who see snow. Those along and north of a line from the lake area to Fulton and Mexico will see chances for at least a trace of snow. Snow fall will be most intense

TONIGHT: Steady rainfall with a few rumbles of thunder. Lows in the mid-30s with wind gusts increasing to 35-40 mph. TOMORROW: Chance of rain and snow early, mostly cloudy with gusty winds between 35-40 mph. Highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Showers spread north overnight, becoming heavy at times. As temperatures drop to near freezing