John Ross

TODAY: Thursday is mostly sunny and dry. Isolated storms are possible south of I-70 from Jefferson City to Rolla, and possibly the Lake of the Ozarks this afternoon, but no severe weather is expected. Highs are forecast in the low-80s. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the 70s around sunset, and to near 60 by sunrise. EXTENDED:

TODAY: Wednesday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert day. For the latest on a chance for severe storms, read our online blog. Storms are likely today, alongside south winds and partly to mostly cloudy skies. Winds are from the south southwest around 10-20 mph sustained, and may gust to 30 mph, not including potential thunderstorm

TODAY: Tuesday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day. For the most detailed information, head on over to our weather alert day blog. Most of Tuesday is dry and warm. Highs are forecast in the mid-80s, with dewpoints in the 60s adding a muggy feel to the air. Tuesday will again be breezy, much like

TODAY: Monday is a mostly dry and warm day, with south winds driving temperatures into the 80s under a partly cloudy sky. Wind may gust as high as 35 mph with sustained winds from the south at 15-20 mph. These south winds will increase dew points into the 60s, meaning we may actually feel a

TODAY: Friday is a wet one, with scattered showers and possibly a few thunderstorms; however, no severe weather is expected. Clouds and rain will keep temperatures generally falling through the day. Upper 60s are present as of 3 a.m., but we expect temperatures in the 50s late this afternoon. Light north winds are forecast. TONIGHT:

TODAY: Wednesday is a notably warmer day, with sunshine and 70s forecast. Winds are from the south and breezy, sustained near 20 mph and gusting to 30+ mph at times. With low relative humidity late this morning and through the afternoon, burning may be dangerous and is discouraged. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain warm tonight with south

TODAY: Tuesday will be slightly cooler, starting near freezing for some, and only returning high temperatures to the 50s for most this afternoon. Some light snow showers are ongoing in the north near Macon and Paris this morning. These will dissipate later in the morning, allowing for any accumulations to melt as already above freezing

TODAY: Monday is a bright and mild day, with air temperatures this afternoon expected to be slightly cooler than average. A cold front will bring north winds in through the morning, with few clouds arriving through the day. We expect mostly sunny skies through the day. TONIGHT: Overnight, clouds will thicken. Some light rain and

TODAY: Thursday is a warmer day, after morning showers. With some clearing and more south wind, temperatures are expected in the 70s. You’ll likely want the umbrella out the door this morning, but it’s unlikely you’ll need it after 11 a.m. Isolated storms will be possible along and ahead of a cold front this afternoon,

TODAY: Wednesday is another wet day with scattered showers and storms this morning and again this afternoon. A short lull in rainfall around midday, across the lunch hour, will give many a break and even some sunshine. Then, as a warm front lifts into the region this afternoon and evening, storm chances will return, likely

TODAY: Tuesday is a warm and mostly dry day. Some showers and weak thunderstorms are possible this morning, but then dry time is expected before a few showers return during the afternoon, ahead of a cold front. Temperatures will peak in the low 80s ahead of the front, despite an increase in clouds over yesterday

TODAY: Monday is another toasty day, with highs forecast in the upper 80s under sunny skies. Winds will be southwesterly at 15-20 mph with gusts reaching 35 mph at times. TONIGHT: Warmth spills into the overnight, with temperatures not falling into the 70s for many until sunset. 65° is the forecast low. EXTENDED: Tuesday is

TONIGHT: We’re warmer overnight, with temperatures remaining in the 40s for most through sunrise. TOMORROW: Sunday’s highs return to the 70s with sunny skies and south winds. EXTENDED: Highs return to the 80s Monday afternoon, with continued dry weather and sunshine. Storm chances return Tuesday night along a cold front. We will likely feel 80s

TODAY: Friday is chilly and starting a bit wet for some, as showers trail behind a cold front. Temperatures in the 40s this morning will seem seasonably warm at first, but in the greater context of a north wind, today is overall chilly. Highs will only reach the low to mid-50s this afternoon. Most of

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