John Ross

TODAY: Thursday is another bright and warm day, with highs expected to break a 1910 record of 86°. We should get highs in Columbia to near 90° with conditions cooler north and warmer south and west. TONIGHT: Storms will likely hold off until after sunset, but as a cold front passes tonight, we should see

TODAY: Tuesday is bright and warm. Temperatures reach back into the 60s, warmer than yesterday, and warmer than average. South winds are light, around 5-10 mph. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain mild overnight, thanks to south wind. 50s are expected after sunset, and mid-40s will start us out on Wednesday. EXTENDED: Most of the second half of

TODAY: Skies are mostly sunny on Thursday, with southwest winds around 5-10 mph. Highs are forecast in the mid-70s. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain warm through sunset, in the 70s. We’ll hang on to 60s through the evening, just dropping into the 50s around midnight. Lows fall to near 50° by Friday morning. EXTENDED: The weekend is

TODAY: Wednesday is warm, and mostly sunny. Southwest winds around 5-10 mph will bring a breeze from the warm air direction, but upper level warm air builds across the region as well. Highs reach the 60s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Clouds increase tonight, and we stay warm as lows only dip into the 40s. EXTENDED: A

TODAY: Tuesday is mild compared to Monday, but still overall cold. Highs are expected in the 20s thanks to some south wind returning by the afternoon. TONIGHT: Clouds increase this afternoon ahead of a chance for showers overnight, but little to no rain will make it to the ground thanks to dry air. Temperatures remain

TODAY: Monday starts dangerously cold, so bundle up as you head out the door. This ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day starts with subzero wind chills and wind gusts as high as 40-50 mph. However, by the lunch hours, we’ll be notably calmer, as the greatest winds translate east of our region. Still, cold air keeps

TODAY: Friday is bright and mild, despite a cold front working through overnight. Temperatures starting in the 50s this morning will give us a warm starting point, so despite weakening northwest winds, we can expect another day in the upper 50s under mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: High pressure slides through tonight, on the other side

TODAY: Thursday is sunny and mild, with highs in the 50s thanks to south winds around 15-20 mph this afternoon. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain mild overnight, in the 40s through sunrise Friday. Skies remain mostly clear. EXTENDED: The weekend starts pleasant, with sunshine, and highs near 60 Friday, and in the mid-60s Saturday. Warm air is

TODAY: Wednesday is a cooler day, with temperatures in the 50s falling into the 40s during the afternoon. Scattered showers and clouds linger through the morning, clearing late in the afternoon. Winds are from the north around 10-15 mph. TONIGHT: Skies clear just in time for a sunset for some, and remain clear overnight. Light

TODAY: Tuesday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day as we expect strong storms this evening. For the latest, read our ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day Blog. South winds will warm us from an already warm morning, into the 80s this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. Storms may not develop until the dinner hour. TONGIGHT:

TODAY: Monday is bright, breezy, and warm. Highs will challenge records this afternoon, as temperatures are forecast near 80°. Skies are mostly sunny, and winds are from the southwest, sustained near 15-20 mph by the afternoon, gusting to 30 mph periodically. TONIGHT: It’s a warm evening, in the mid-70s through the dinner hour. Temperatures don’t

TODAY: Thursday is a more mild day with less rain. A chance for showers is exiting early, where fog will take over in its wake. A dense fog advisory is in place for parts of the region through 7 a.m. Highs are expected near 60 under overcast skies. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain steady overnight. A breeze

TODAY: Wednesday will have some dry time between rain chances this morning and again tonight. Best chances for widespread rain come late this morning through the afternoon as scattered thunderstorms spread across the southern half of the region. An isolated strong to severe storm is possible between noon and 6 p.m. near I-44. TONIGHT: Rain

TODAY: Tuesday will be slightly warmer, but exact temperatures will depend on how far north a warm front moves into the region. This has already brought showers and weak thunderstorms across the region, and will continue to do so through the day. Rain will be intermittent along and south of I-70 through the day, with

TODAY: Monday starts with cold showers in the south, but rain will gradually come to an end through the first half of the morning, drying up by noon. Clouds remain through the day, and high temperatures settle in the mid-40s with light winds from the east. TONIGHT: Light showers may return just before sunrise, moving

TONIGHT: Showers that have been struggling to get rain to the ground in meaningful fashion are on their way out this evening. Drier and cooler air works in overnight. Temperatures fall from the 60s to the 50s shortly after sunset, landing in the low 30s by sunrise on Sunday. TOMORROW: Sunday starts cool and dry,