John Ross

TONIGHT: Temperatures will fall efficiently overnight as we end the day dry and clear. Expect 70s by 9-10 p.m. and temperatures in the low 60s and upper 50s by early Tuesday morning. Dewpoints will have fallen into the 40s, so fog is looking unlikely. TOMORROW: Starting cool, we won’t waste any time warming up. Expect

TONIGHT: Isolated storms have popped up this afternoon as forecast, and they are expected to continue into the evening, before dying with sunset. Heavy rain and lightning are possible with anything developing this evening. Storms may pop up with little notice, and are moving from east to west, so be mindful if you’re enjoying outdoor

TONIGHT: Sunny skies have driven temperatures into the low 90s this afternoon, With skies remaining mostly clear with a light northeast breeze, we’ll feel temperatures cool into the 70s by late evening, and into the 60s by early Sunday. TOMORROW: Sunday is for the vast majority of us, going to be sensibly the same as

TODAY: Thursday is another day where most of us will have mostly dry conditions, even as isolated storms dot the radar map through the afternoon. Lightning and heavy rain will be an isolated risk this afternoon just about areawide. Feel free to hit the pool, as temperatures will reach near 90, but keep an eye

TODAY: Wednesday will start mostly dry, but we’re watching some activity near Kansas City that may spill into our western counties by late morning. This will be decaying shower and thunderstorm activity that will ultimately die out before showers and storms pop up again this afternoon. Rainfall will again be spotty through the afternoon and

TODAY: Today marks the beginning of daily chances for afternoon thunderstorms. It won’t be much, but just enough ingredients come together this afternoon to promote a limited chance for an isolated thunderstorm or two this afternoon. Our best chances for storms will stay west of Mexico, Kingdom City, and Vienna. To the east, folks will

TODAY: The cooler air has arrived this morning, as temperatures have fallen into the 50s across the region. This change continues to have an impact well into the afternoon, where temperatures only reach mid-to-upper 70s, and dewpoints fall into the 30s! It’s the coolest day of the next seven, and it will be hard to

TODAY: After spotty thunderstorms blessed some with much needed rain Wednesday afternoon, some will get another dose of rainfall. Again, it won’t be much, and it’s very isolated, but if you’re in the right spot, you’ll be in for possible thunder, lightning, and rain. The vast majority of us will have a dry and sunny

TODAY: For many, Wednesday will be much like Tuesday, but the differentiator will be moisture. Not only will we notice a bit more humidity today, but enough atmospheric moisture has returned to instigate a chance for isolated thunderstorms just about areawide. Storms are very spotty, and will develop around 3 p.m., before dying after sunset.

TODAY: It’s another sunny day, with a few fair clouds for the vast majority of the day. Expect winds from the southeast in the 5-10 mph range. Temperatures will climb just a few degrees warmer than Monday, into the low 80s. TONIGHT: Around sunset, some isolated shower and thunderstorm activity is possible southeast of a

TODAY: Monday is a carbon copy of Sunday, with abundant sunshine, and a high just a few degrees warmer, near 80. Winds are light from the southeast, sustained near 5-10 mph. TONIGHT: Winds will relax a bit, but remain from the southeast, and temperatures will fall into the mid-to-upper 50s. EXTENDED: It’s a very calm

TODAY: Light scattered rainfall will pass through the region along a cold front today. For most of us, the front brings minimal rainfall. Widespread totals are expected at less than a quarter of an inch. Some from Warsaw to Owensville will have a chance at more, with the development of thunderstorms that are capable of

TODAY: We’ll have variable winds, and abundant sunshine today, as high pressure slides overhead. Expect a high near 80, with low humidity. TONIGHT: Skies stay clear overnight, as winds slowly return from the south. Temperatures fall into the 50s for early Thursday, and fog is not expected to be as impactful as this morning, if

TODAY: Scattered light showers are hanging on this morning, bringing us another dreary morning. Some of us will see sun this afternoon, but chances are best if you live in the north. Communities like Macon, Moberly, Paris, and Mexico will have the best chance at sunshine at all this afternoon, and therefore warmer temperatures as

TODAY: Scattered showers are still ongoing this morning. Showers and storms will linger in the forecast today, but in a very light and an isolated manner. Not much more in the way of measurable rain is expected today north of HWY 50. For folks near The Lake of the Ozarks to Hermann and areas south,

TODAY: Thunderstorms return in better coverage over mid-Missouri this afternoon. There will be a lot of dry time this morning, but by early afternoon, storms will start to develop in a very isolated to widely scattered fashion. This means there will still be plenty of dry spots between storms, but your proximity to these storms

TODAY: Storms in southwest Missouri will bring potential for morning rainfall locally. These storms are expected to spread into the region before sunrise near the Lake of the Ozarks, making it to Jefferson City and Columbia closer to 6 a.m. This activity will weaken, and overall rainfall totals are expected to be less than a