John Ross

TODAY: Monday will be warm and humid after this morning’s storms exit. Mostly dry conditions are expected by 9 a.m., then only isolated storms are possible during the afternoon. Highs in the low 80s will feel like the mid-80s with high dew points. TONIGHT: Mostly dry conditions are expected tonight. Temperatures fall into the 70s

TODAY: Friday is a better chance for rain across mid-Missouri. Light showers this morning are spreading north slowly. These will likely make it into our northeastern communities, but as they do they will become increasingly weak and sparse, meaning more dry time to the north today, while steady light rain makes for a wetter day

TODAY: Thursday is another dry day for most, with a blanket of clouds over the region. This will have our skies technically mostly cloudy, but we may be bright for much of the day through thin clouds, and breaks in between them, so take the sunglasses. Temperatures should climb from the upper 60s this morning

TODAY: The week ahead is mostly dry, but daily rain chances remain in the forecast each afternoon and evening. Tuesday starts dry, but spotty to scattered storms are expected in the south. Chances are greatest along and south of a line from Sedalia to Montgomery City. Highs are forecast near 80. No severe weather is

TODAY: Thursday is mostly cloudy and cool. Highs are expected near 70°. A few showers are possible, but mostly dry weather is expected. Winds are light and easterly. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the 60s around sunset, but skies remain cloudy. Rain chances remain low overnight. EXTENDED: Shower and thunderstorm chances are higher on Friday, but

TODAY: Wednesday is mostly dry after some morning showers south of I-70. These should clear south of I-44 by 10 a.m. Temperatures are forecast in the 60s again this afternoon, with north winds forecast. Partly cloudy skies develop by mid-morning along and north of I-70, but clouds may linger in the south much of the

TODAY: Tuesday is wet, with potential for flooding early this morning. Heavy rain yesterday, and continued moderate to heavy rain will have us at risk for flash flooding. A flood watch is in effect through 1 p.m. Rain will become lighter with time this morning, and potentially taper off for many by mid-morning. Mostly dry

TODAY: Monday is an ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day. For the latest, read the online Weather Alert Day Blog. Morning thunderstorms are likely to remain weak in most locations, but isolated severe impacts are possible this morning into the early afternoon. The greatest concern may be flooding, as steady moderate to heavy rain moves in

TODAY: Sunday is warm and mostly dry, outside of the few showers on radar before daybreak. These are likely to dry up after sunrise, leaving us partly cloudy through much of the morning. By this afternoon, we expect mostly sunny skies. High temperatures should reach the upper 80s, with enough humidity to have us feeling

TODAY: Friday is mostly dry. Some outflow from early-morning rain may trigger showers and weak thunderstorms, but otherwise the day looks dry and warm under a partly cloudy sky. Temperatures are warmer today, from morning to the afternoon. Starting in the 60s, temperatures should have no problem reaching the upper 80s with south winds through

TODAY: Thursday is sunny and mild, the last of these days in the near-term forecast. Mostly sunny skies and south winds raise temperatures from the 40s this morning, into the 70s this afternoon. Clouds increase this afternoon, as showers die to our west. A few light showers near Hwy 65 are possible. TONIGHT: Clouds increase

TODAY: Wednesday is sunny and mild, with a north wind around 10-15 mph. High temperatures are forecast near 75°. TONIGHT: Skies remain clear tonight, but winds begin to shift from the south. Temperatures are still cooling quickly overnight, back into the 40s by Thursday morning. EXTENDED: Thursday starts a bit chillier, but with south winds,

TODAY: Tuesday is mostly sunny and mostly dry. High temperatures are forecast near 80° thanks to southwest winds around 10-15 mph, gusting to 20 at times. TONIGHT: Some showers and storms are possible this evening along a cold front. If a storm can develop, a severe storm capable of damaging wind and hail cannot be

TODAY: Monday is sunny and mild, with high temperatures forecast around 75° amid westerly winds. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the 60s around sunset, and into the 50s for sunrise Tuesday. EXTENDED: Most of Tuesday is sunny, but a cold front will work in Tuesday evening, bringing a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Just enough instability

TODAY: Friday starts dry, with showers returning during the mid-morning, around 9 a.m. or so. Showers will begin in the northwest and spread southeast. Rain chances increase through the day, becoming thunderstorm chances by the afternoon. Storms are likely to remain weak, but if instability is slightly higher than expected, the strongest storms could produce

TODAY: Mostly sunny skies and southwest winds will push temperatures into the 60s today. Winds are sustained around 10-15 mph, gusting to 20 mph at times. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the 50s around sunset, leaving us on a path back to the 40s by sunrise on Friday. Clouds will increase overnight, into early Friday morning.