John Ross

TODAY: Saturday is much cooler with north-northwest winds sustained around 10-15 mph, gusting to 30, for much of the day. Additionally, skies are expected to remain overcast, with drizzle and showers off and on throughout the day. There is a chance of afternoon sunshine west of Columbia, so expect a slightly warmer evening there. Highs

TODAY: Friday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day for a chance of strong storms this afternoon. Storms this morning will bring locally heavy rain alongside lightning and thunder. We’ll have a wet start to the day, but drier conditions are expected by late morning. Another round of storms is expected in the afternoon, and

TODAY: Thursday is dry and partly cloudy. A few showers may impact our westernmost counties this evening; otherwise, rain holds off until overnight. Highs are forecast in the upper 80s amid southeast winds. With dew points in the 50s to 60s, we should feel like the 80s to 90s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Scattered showers and

TODAY: Wednesday brings more gradual cooling, with an east breeze around 5-10 mph. Temperatures will still reach near 90 degrees, but dew points are falling through the day. We’ll be summer-like and humid, but not as extremely hot as days past. Heat indexes are forecast in the low 90s. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the upper

TODAY: Tuesday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day, as we’ll have a chance for heat indexes in the 100-105 range. A cold front is moving into the region today and will bring relief from the heat with time. Most should feel slight relief today, compared to Sunday and Monday. Along the cold front will

TODAY: Monday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day for more dangerous heat. It feels as hot as 105-110 again this afternoon. Some may pick up a storm or two this evening in the east, tied to a complex of storms that is forecast to roll from north to south along the Mississippi River this

TODAY: Friday is a wet and cool day, with temperatures once again stuck in the 70s, but this time highs likely remain in the low 70s thanks to persistent rainfall. Scattered showers with embedded thunderstorms could bring as much as a half an inch to an inch of rain in many locations, but there is

TODAY: Thursday is another dry and cool day. Partly cloudy skies are expected as clouds increase this morning. Spot showers are possible in the west today, but are generally unlikely. We likely remain dry, with highs near 80. TONIGHT: We remain dry and cool through the evening. Shower chances climb overnight, especially after midnight. EXTENDED:

TODAY: Wednesday feels much drier, with dew points starting the day in the 60s, compared to Tuesday’s 70s. This dry air may feel even drier this afternoon, as we expect dew points to fall into the 50s. Highs remain much cooler today as well, in the low 80s. Sunny skies and a light north breeze

TODAY: Tuesday is starting muggy and warm across the region, with shower and thunderstorm chances through about 7-9 a.m. This activity is from a cold front that lags to the north still, but will pass throughout the day. This will keep heat in the forecast, but also some relief. When the two pass the torch

TODAY: Monday is another hot day, potentially warmer than on Monday. Mostly sunny skies are expected, allowing for temperatures in the 90s alongside dewpoints in the 70s. This humidity will make for feels like temperatures in the 100-105 degree range. TONIGHT: Another warm and humid night will make it tough to cool down, with temperatures

TODAY: Friday is partly cloudy with a chance for isolated storms this afternoon. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 80s with less rain coverage than on Thursday. Winds are light from the southwest. TONIGHT: Any shower or storm that develops today will dry up at sunset, leaving us dry and mostly clear overnight. EXTENDED:

TODAY: Thursday is a bit wetter than Wednesday was for many. Deeper atmospheric moisture and a few upper-level disturbances will pivot through the region on Thursday and Friday. This will present us with isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms starting anytime after noon, and lasting through roughly sunset. These storms are expected to be small,

TODAY: Wednesday is another mild and dry day for most, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 80s. Isolated storms are expected on Wednesday afternoon, south of Highway 50. No severe weather is forecast, but lightning and thunder will be possible. TONIGHT: Storms and clouds will collapse with sunset, leaving us mostly clear

TODAY: Tuesday is another sunny and warm day, with high temperatures verging on 90 degrees. Some fog is possible early, but we expect sunny skies and light east northeast winds for most of the day. TONIGHT: Skies remain clear overnight, as temperatures cool into the 70s just before midnight. EXTENDED: Wednesday is just as warm

TODAY: Friday is another ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day, as afternoon storms pose another risk for damaging winds. Temperatures will be a little warmer than Thursday in the absence of widespread morning rainfall. Some showers and thunderstorms appear possible this morning, but coverage will be less than on Thursday. Temperatures will depend on rain coverage,

TODAY: Wednesday is dry and sunny, much like Tuesday. Highs are forecast in the upper 80s, with heat indexes expected near 90 degrees. TONIGHT: Skies will clear early tonight, but then clouds return ahead of some weakening showers that may drift in from the west by sunrise on Thursday. EXTENDED: Showers and storms gradually become

TODAY: Tuesday is another summer-like day with highs in the 80s under sunny skies. Dewpoints will be similar, if not just a degree or two cooler. Expect similar humidity to what you felt on Monday. Winds are light and variable as surface high pressure slides through the region. TONIGHT: Skies remain clear overnight. Temperatures fall