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MONDAY: It will be a dreary start to the workweek for many of us. We may see a few pockets of drizzle to light showers throughout the day. The better bet is going to be south of I-70 and toward the afternoon to get wet. Temperatures will struggle to get out of the 40’s this

TONIGHT: Rainy conditions will continue with light showers being a possibility until early tomorrow morning. Lows will fall into the upper 30s. MONDAY: Chilly and wet conditions will start the workweek as the high temperatures tomorrow struggle to reach into the low 50s. Spot showers are yet again a possibility as we get into the afternoon.

TODAY: A Weather Alert Day is in effect for all of Mid-Missouri for the threat of strong, gusty winds and fire weather conditions. Winds will gust from the southwest up to 45-50 mph at times. Temperatures reach the low to mid-70s with sunshine. SUNDAY: Winds begin to die down on Saturday night with a strong

FRIDAY: After a frosty start, we’ll be looking at a fairly similar day. Sunshine will be a staple of the day as temperatures top out in the upper 50’s after a cold start. A breeze out of the west will have things feeling a little cooler during the afternoon. TONIGHT: Winds turn a little more

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with diminishing winds. Lows in the low 30s. Patchy to widespread frost possible through morning. TOMORROW: Chilly with highs in the upper 50s to around 60 and gusty winds. EXTENDED: Winds continue to gust to around 30 mph on Saturday from the south/southwest, warming us up into the upper 60s to around

THURSDAY: A few of us will wake up to some sprinkles but all of that, and the cloud cover, will move southeast by midday. Temperatures, however, will not move a whole lot today, staying in the 50’s as that cool northwesterly breeze kicks up again. Some gusts will approach 25 mph this afternoon. TONIGHT: Those

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and diminishing winds as a cold front arrives from the north. Temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s overnight. TOMORROW: Cloudy with a few showers early, becoming mostly sunny and chilly with highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: Winds diminish Thursday night with clear skies overhead, allowing temperatures to fall off

WEDNESDAY: It’s going to be windy this afternoon, with gusts around 35-40 mph later today, leading to some dangerous fire weather conditions. As dry as it has been, small grass fires can quickly get out of hand, so any burning today is discouraged. Those winds will bump up temperatures into the low to mid 80’s

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool as winds ease. Lows in the upper 40s to around 50. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and breezy. Fire weather conditions possible with dry soils and gusty winds up to 35 mph. Avoid outdoor burning. Highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: Another powerful cold front will plow through the area on Wednesday

TUESDAY: We’re off to a much cooler start this morning, but we’ll turn things around this afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 70’s with winds swinging out of the southwest. Some gusts will get up around 25 mph later today as that sunshine sticks around. TONIGHT: We’ll hang onto mostly clear skies overnight with temperatures

THIS AFTERNOON: Gusty winds behind a strong fall cool front will continue this afternoon. Winds upwards of 30-35 mph are possible. Expect a lot less humidity and comfortable temperatures through the day! TONIGHT: Winds back off tonight with mostly clear skies overhead. Temperatures will cool off into the upper 40’s. EXTENDED: Those winds turn more southwesterly tomorrow, but

MONDAY: Winds will pick up this morning as a front arrives. Gusts will reach 30-35 mph at times as those winds swing out of the northwest behind the front. Temperatures will be held up this afternoon in the upper 60’s to some low 70’s, despite plenty of sunshine. TONIGHT: Winds back off tonight with mostly

TONIGHT: Temperatures tonight will be comfortable until early tomorrow morning when a cold front pushes through. As the front approaches, winds will pick up into the ~20 mph mark, so tie down those trashcans before heading off to bed tonight! MONDAY:  There’s a small chance for some AM showers as that cold front makes it’s