John Ross

TODAY: Partly cloudy and mild conditions are expected today. Highs near 40 returns again this afternoon. TONIGHT: Clouds increase ahead of a cold front tonight. Temperatures drop quickly after the dinner hour, falling to single digits Friday morning. EXTENDED: A winter storm moves in over arctic air this weekend. Friday is dry, but cloudy with

TODAY: Tuesday is one of the warmest days this week, but it won’t feel like it this morning. Wind chills are in the low single digits this morning, as south winds are light. South winds and mostly sunny skies will climb temperatures into the 40s with time today. TONIGHT: A cold front will clip the

TODAY: Monday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day as wind chills again reach dangerous territory this morning. It will feel near or below zero through 9 a.m. to noon across the region, before high temperatures themselves nudge just up to near 20°. TONIGHT: Northwesterly winds relax and turn westerly into the early evening, before

TODAY: Sunday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day, with wind chills reaching subzero at times through the day. South winds will swell temperatures back to near freezing by the afternoon, but another cold front is on the way this afternoon. Some flurries may be possible in low clouds behind the front this evening, but

TODAY: Friday starts mild, with temperatures in the 30s, and climbing to near 40 by midday ahead of a cold front that sweeps through from late morning to early afternoon. Behind the cold front, thick low clouds spread across the region, and likely bring scattered snow showers. This snow will be light and sporadic across

TODAY: Thursday is another cold one, this time starting bitterly cold. Lows between 10-20° will climb back into the mid-30s amid south winds. Skies start clear early, but we become partly to mostly cloudy as the day progresses. TONIGHT: A weak trough will move through, switching winds and bringing clouds, but we expect largely dry

TODAY: Wednesday marks the return of winter with a return to more typical January temperatures. We expect temperatures to cool into the low 30s this morning, and only climb a few degrees into the mid-30s this afternoon amid north winds 10-20 mph. TONIGHT: Winds relax as high pressure approaches. Clear skies and calm conditions allow

TODAY: Tuesday is warmer, with continued southwest to west winds around 10-15 mph. Highs reach the upper 50s to low 60s. TONIGHT: Showers return this evening, mostly after 7 p.m. Showers will move from the northwest to southeast, leaving the region largely dry and clear by 4 a.m. Up to a tenth of an inch

TODAY: Monday will be notably warmer thanks to southwest winds around 5-10 mph and mostly sunny skies. Highs likely reach 50° for many, with some in the low-to-mid 50s. Some elevated fire risk exists across the Ozarks, with low relative humidity, and periodic wind gusts to 15-20 mph. TONIGHT: We remain warmer than average overnight,

TODAY: Friday is cloudy, with a northwest breeze that is expected to keep highs in the upper 40s after a start in the low 40s. Winds are breezy near 10-15 mph in places this morning, but winds will relax through the day. Skies appear overcast at times early, but a trend towards more sunshine will

TODAY: Thursday is a wet one, with as much as an inch of rain likely to occur in some spots, especially in the west. Temperatures will start warm and remain warm as south winds bring in warmth through the day. Highs reach 60s amid a breezy south wind sustained around 10-20 mph. Gusts may reach

TODAY: Wednesday is just as warm as Monday, if not a bit warmer under sunny skies. Winds are from the south around 5-10 mph. TONIGHT: Clouds increase tonight, ahead of rain chances early Thursday morning. Temperatures stay warm, falling only into the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Thursday starts warm and dry just before sunrise, but rainfall

TODAY: Tuesday is another warm day, with partly cloudy skies and dry conditions. We expect winds to become increasingly from the west behind a weak cold front this morning. Some fog has developed in the northwest, which is expected to lift and spread southeast in the form of low clouds through the morning. This will

TODAY: Monday is the first of more prominent warmth in the forecast. Highs are near 60 by the afternoon thanks to a warm front lifting across the region. South winds are sustained around 5-10 mph with gusts to 15 mph this afternoon. Skies are partly cloudy but bright. TONIGHT: Temperatures may linger in the 50s

TONIGHT: Saturday night remains clear early on, but low clouds drift in along and north of I-70 overnight. Temperatures under these clouds may remain near 30°, but most will fall into the mid-20s making for a cold start Sunday morning. TOMORROW: Sunday will start chilly, but end mild. A light south wind through the day

TODAY: Sunday is an active weather day, with rain and thunder ahead of a cold front that will make for a windy and cold evening. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected through sunrise, mostly north of I-70. A cold front will pass through the region from the late morning to the early afternoon, arriving near

FRIDAY: Morning fog will again be a concern through mid-morning, especially north of I-70. Then, mostly to partly cloudy skies are expected through the day, with the thickest clouds north of I-70 and a chance for broken skies to the south. Temperatures will again span a range from 60s/70s near the Lake of the Ozarks,