Nate Splater

THIS MORNING: Storms have developed to our west and will track in by 7-9 AM In Columbia and northern MO, with a low risk of severe winds and hail. This activity is expected to fizzle out somewhat approaching later in the morning. TODAY: Severe storms redevelop along a cold front from noon to 4 PM

TODAY: More sunshine and breezy conditions are expected with gusts up to 20 mph. This combo could break high temperature records for Sunday; Columbia’s record high is 89 degrees while the forecast sits at 88. TOMORROW: Clouds fill back in Monday but temperatures will still make it into the mid-80s. Isolated storms fire up near

TODAY: Highs soar to the 80s as warm southerly winds gust up to 30 mph. Skies will be full of sunshine this afternoon. TOMORROW: Sunday is a near repeat in the 80s with gusty conditions. With low humidity in the area be sure to avoid burning. EXTENDED: Monday remains dry and partly cloudy until the

THIS MORNING: A weak cold front passing through early morning will settle just southeast of Mid-MO, possibly pushing out a stray shower or two. Morning temperatures are mild in the 50s. TODAY: We remain mostly dry as showers stay south of the front, and highs still reach around 70 degrees despite a cooler northerly breeze.

TODAY: Highs in the mid to upper 70s. Thin, wispy clouds will steadily fill in but we’re expecting good viewing of the total solar eclipse, occurring locally around 2 p.m. TOMORROW: Clouds increase early Tuesday morning and a cold front could produce a few isolated showers. This won’t impact temperatures much with highs still in

TODAY: A round of rain before sunrise only brings in warmer conditions for Sunday with highs in the 70s. Skies will quickly clear through the morning though winds remain gusty from the south up to 30 mph. TOMORROW: Conditions are mostly clear for the eclipse forecast on Monday. Temperatures will be mild in the 70s

TODAY: Skies remain mostly clear and highs climb further into the mid-60s. Winds could be gusty up to 35 mph ahead of a front this evening. A line of showers and storms tracks in from west to east overnight with under an inch of rain expected. TOMORROW: Sunday may start with light showers to the

THIS AFTERNOON: Friday is a bright day despite some thin clouds arriving through the day. Temperatures will end up in the mid-to-upper 50s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Conditions remain clear and calm overnight. We won’t expect another freeze with lows dipping to the upper 30s. EXTENDED: We get back into the 60s by Saturday afternoon but

THIS AFTERNOON: Partly cloudy with winds gusting up to 25 mph. Highs are much like yesterday, in the 40s and 50s. TONIGHT: Clouds push further east tonight, leaving potential for more cooling. Winds will also be a bit lighter. This could allow temperatures to fall into near to below-freezing territory. A Freeze Warning and a

EASTER: A front is tracking through the area today and will settle along I-70, leading to widely scattered morning showers. North of this front this afternoon, storms may produce hail up to 1″ though this is a very isolated risk and most stay dry. Highs remain above average in the 70s despite clouds and rain.

SATURDAY: Today will still be dry for outside plans with highs around 70 degrees. Winds will be calmer from the northwest at 5-10 mph. Scattered showers and storms pop up after sundown. EASTER SUNDAY: Conditions are likely drier for sunrise services, but have a backup plan north of I-70 where slim rain chances exist in

THIS AFTERNOON: Friday is warm and partly cloudy with gusty winds at times from the southwest. Winds will be sustained near 20 mph and gust up to 30+ mph, pushing temperatures into the mid-70s. TONIGHT: We’ll stay warm overnight ahead of a weak cold front. Some light showers will be possible but it’s likely that

THIS AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny with a light breeze from the southwest. This brings temperatures into the 60s today. TONIGHT: Conditions remain more mild due to south winds with lows in the 40s. EXTENDED: This south flow amps up a bit on Friday, driving temps into the 70s. This comes ahead of a weak front that

TODAY: A Red Flag Warning is up for parts of central Missouri due to low humidity and strong wind gusts up to 40 mph. These warmer south winds will push temperatures back to the lower 60s. Dry air today will fight against rain chances until better moisture arrives tonight. Scattered showers and a few storms