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TONIGHT Tonight’s showers and flurries will wind down for most around 7 p.m. with clouds clearing not far behind. TOMORROW Friday’s breezy conditions will die down overnight as high pressure squeezes in. Add clear skies for early Saturday morning, and we have a recipe for a cold start. Temperatures will bottom out in the low

TONIGHT This afternoon we will still be tracking light rain and perhaps even snow showers. With that said, temperatures are already in the mid to upper 30’s as I write this in the late morning hours. As temperatures struggle towards 40, we expect to lose the snow flurry chance, and will lean towards a forecast

FRIDAY Showers and even a few snowflakes mixing in will stubbornly stay with us this morning. We’ll switch over to all rain after midday but they’ll be off and on until this evening. Temperatures will only reach the low to mid 40’s this afternoon.   TONIGHT Clouds will take off as winds settle down. Temperatures

TONIGHT: Breezy, cloudy, and cold, with lows in the lower 30s. Flurries possible overnight. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Spotty showers or flurries early. EXTENDED: With low pressure spinning north of us, colder air will continue to have a grip on the Midwest, along with cloud

TONIGHT Mostly dry this morning, showers return this afternoon. From the north, light scattered shower activity will bring hit and miss raindrops throughout the evening hours. Temperatures fall into the 30’s overnight, and that will allow a few snowflakes to begin to mix in. No accumulations are expected as air and surface temperatures will remain

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and chilly with gusty west winds. Lows in the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Breezy and mostly cloudy with a chance of spot showers. Highs in the upper 40s to around 50. EXTENDED: Patchy clouds continue to hold on into tonight, but temperatures drop into the upper 30s as winds remain in the 15-20 mph

WEDNESDAY Showers will move east by mid-morning, leaving us with sunshine shortly thereafter. Highs will top out in the low 60’s, but will come with a breeze. Westerly winds will gust up to 35 mph at times. TONIGHT An evening sprinkle can’t be ruled out but most of us will keep drying out. Overnight lows

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with scattered storms early. Some storms may be strong through about 10:00 p.m. Isolated strong wind gusts and 1″ hail are possible. Showers continue overnight, clearing out around sunrise. TOMORROW: Decreasing clouds with temperatures dropping into the upper 50s to around 60 for highs. EXTENDED: Skies have cleared after a few showers

TUESDAY A few of us are waking up to some light showers this morning. Those will stay with us until midday when they move east, making way for a few peeks of sunshine this afternoon. Highs will top out in the upper 60’s to low 70’s. Storms look to fire back up around 4-5 PM

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with a few showers possible, mainly south of Highway 50. Lows in the upper 40s. TOMORROW: Partly sunny with highs in the mid-upper 60s. Showers and storms return by dusk, and a few could bring isolated strong winds and small hail. EXTENDED:  High clouds are starting to filter in ahead of a

TONIGHT After sunshine this morning, we look for clouds to move in again this evening from the south. This cloud cover will preempt our next rain chance as a system largely passes to our south tonight and early tomorrow. The heart of this low will miss us, but the northern edge will try to bring

MONDAY Showers are on their way out this morning. The rest of the day is looking dry with a few peeks of sunshine mixed in. Highs will top out in the low 60’s. TONIGHT Scattered showers will return south of I-70 after midnight tonight. Those will be off and on into tomorrow morning as overnight

Tonight: Showers push in from the northwest this evening ahead of an approaching cold front. Showers become widespread over Central Missouri by 10 pm and push out tomorrow morning. Tomorrow: Showers exit Mid-Missouri before 6 am leading to a drier morning commute. Cloud cover remains overhead throughout the duration of Monday as winds shift back

Today: Clear to start with highs reaching near 70. Clouds move back in this afternoon ahead of rain chances. Showers move through Mid-MO from west to east after 8 p.m. Tomorrow: Cooler, highs in the low 60s. Extended: Showers push out of Mid-Missouri by early Monday morning with winds switching back out of the northwest.

Tonight: Winds remain out of the northwest at 5-10 mph leading to a cool down into the upper ’30s while skies remain mostly clear. Tomorrow: Sunday morning begins mostly clear before cloud cover slides in ahead of an approaching overnight cold front. Temperatures top out into the upper ’60s with areas to the south of

Today: Light showers early, with clouds gradually exiting during the day. Highs in the upper 50s. Tomorrow: Milder to start with highs up to the upper 60s. A round of showers is possible in the evening. Extended: Low pressure develops to our south Monday night into Tuesday, bringing back rain chances as the center of the low tracks

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with showers moving in after midnight. Lows in the lower 40s. TOMORROW: Showers exit early, with clouds gradually diminishing during the day. Highs in the upper 50s to around 60. EXTENDED: Clouds start to move back in tonight ahead of our next front that will bring a chance for some light rain overnight. Those

TONIGHT Highs climbing into the mid-50’s under sunny skies will give us further to fall to reach temperatures we felt this morning. Thanks to this and some increasing clouds and showers tonight, temperatures will only drop into the 40’s overnight. That chance for rain will roll through late tonight/early tomorrow. Likely, a little after midnight

FRIDAY We’re shivering a little bit to start but some sunshine will help matters out by this afternoon. Highs will climb into the mid to upper 50’s today TONIGHT Clouds will increase this evening ahead of our next rain chance. Showers will push in shortly after midnight but should depart Saturday morning. Overnight lows will