John Ross

TODAY: Thursday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day as arctic air and a light wind will combine to create wind chills near zero. Highs reach the low 20s under partly cloudy skies. TONIGHT: Skies clear more tonight, dropping temperatures again into the teens by Friday morning. EXTENDED: Sunshine and southwest wind will push highs

TODAY: Wednesday is another colder than average day, just a bit warmer than Tuesday. We expect highs in the upper 30s to near 40° by the afternoon. Winds will start from the south, but switch to the north around midday along a cold front. This front will pass without precipitation initially. TONIGHT: Some light wintry

TODAY: Tuesday will be a return to dry weather, but snow and ice will remain on the ground through the day. Temperatures will climb from near 15° to near 32° prompting some melt in the afternoon sunshine. Most of the day will be at least partly cloudy, but grab the sunglasses for brighter conditions this

TODAY: Thursday is a chilly but dry day across the region. This thanksgiving is a bit cooler than we’d typically expect in late November, with highs in the upper 30s compared to our average of 50°. We expect a light breeze from the northwest around 5-10 mph to institute enough of a wind chill to

TODAY: Wednesday is windy and cold. Highs are forecast near 40, with wind chills in the 20s and 30s most of the day. Winds are sustained around 15-25 mph, gusting to 30-40 from the northwest. Skies are partly cloudy early, trending towards sunshine this afternoon. TONIGHT: Winds relax, few clouds move in. Temperatures fall into

TODAY: Tuesday is dreary, and likely foggy through the early morning. Visibility should improve through mid-morning to noon, but clouds likely linger well into the afternoon. We’ll likely remain overcast until a cold front sweeps skies clear this afternoon. From west to east, an uptick in wind speeds from the west-northwest to 15-25 mph with

TODAY: It’s another foggy start, with clouds and dreary conditions lasting through the day, keeping us cool. We expect highs in the low 50s. Rain will arrive around midday, with best chances in the west through the afternoon, but some light shower will be possible areawide by noon. This rain increases in coverage and intensity

TODAY: Friday is a soaker, with rain expected from morning through the evening in some capacity, however the most widespread chances come this morning through noon. By the noon hour, the main lift along the warm front will weaken and shift east, leaving spottier coverage and lighter rain through the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will

TODAY: Storms are developing near the Lake to I-44 this morning, with showers scattered across the rest of the region. We expect this to quiet down with time today, leaving us drier by lunch. Rain will become more prominent again this evening, leaving us with scattered showers this afternoon. Temperatures are likely capped in the

TODAY: Clouds and a north wind keep us cooler through the afternoon Wednesday. Temperatures climb into the 50s with overcast skies expected. TONIGHT: Skies remain cloudy, winds shift from the east, and temperatures fall just into the mid-40s. EXTENDED: Shower chances return on Thursday. Beginning by daybreak, several waves of rain are possible along and

TODAY: Tuesday will be breezy and warm before becoming breezy and cool. In the wake of storms yesterday into the early hours of this morning for some. Rain will wrap up shortly after sunrise in Montgomery and Gasconade counties. The rest of the morning will be cloudy but dry for most, with an increase in

TODAY: Monday brings a chance for rain along a warm front this afternoon and evening. Showers and possibly a few weak thunderstorms will move in around 2 p.m. in the west, pass through Columbia around 4-5 p.m. before exiting in the northeast by 9 p.m. Rainfall amounts are light, with only a few hundredths to

TODAY: Thursday is another mild day, with a return to south winds. This afternoon, those winds peak around 5-10 mph sustained. Highs reach mid-to-upper 60s. TONIGHT: Temperatures stay in the 40s/50s overnight, as south wind continues Friday. EXTENDED: Starting warm, sunny skies and south winds drive us into the 70s after noon. We look warm

TODAY: Mostly sunny skies return for the bulk of Wednesday. Winds are from the northwest today, but they are light; only sustained between 5-10 mph. High temperatures are still expected to reach the low 60s for highs. TONIGHT: Winds will calm overnight, becoming variable. Some clouds in the north may complicate viewing of another episode

TODAY: Partly cloudy skies are expected today as we start with high clouds overspreading the region. This keeps us mostly cloudy through the lunch hour, but sunshine will likely peak through from time to time, with more sunshine expected this afternoon. At the surface, winds from the southwest 10-20 mph sustained and gusting up to

TODAY: Monday is another cold one, as we put off warmth until Tuesday. Temperatures starting in the 20s will climb to 40 at most, but many are expected to remain in the 30s for the entire afternoon. With a light northwest wind, we feel like 20-30s through the warmest part of the day. Skies remain

TONIGHT: Few sprinkles and light showers will be possible this afternoon and evening, but unlikely for most. A bigger impact will be a rapid cooldown. We expect winds to switch from the northwest between 4-8 p.m. from west to east. This cooldown will rapidly onset on the backs of these northwest winds. Highs near 60