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TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers becoming more numerous south of I-70. Lows in the lower 50s. THURSDAY: Rain moves out early, remaining mostly cloudy. Highs in the upper 60s to around 70. EXTENDED: Another cold front approaches the area on Thursday night into Friday, increasing our chances for yet again more rainfall. A few

THIS AFTERNOON: Clouds will continue to increase this afternoon as an upper-level low-pressure system continues to pivot in from the west. Temperatures will actually fall throughout the day as moisture continues to build in and cool the atmosphere. Rain will start near the Lake of the Ozarks around noon and creep to the northeast through

WEDNESDAY: The day will start off dry with clouds ramping back up early on. Rain looks to return by the lunch hour around much of the area and will stick with us for the rest of it. Could mix in a rumble of thunder or two with some of the heaviest rain south of I-70.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear to partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. WEDNESDAY: Showers and a few thunderstorms likely by mid-late afternoon. Rain amounts between 0.5″ and 1″. Highs in the low to mid-60s. EXTENDED: Rain clears out early Thursday, leaving us with lingering clouds and warmer temperatures approaching 70 degrees. Another front begins to approach

THIS AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny skies from start to finish today. Highs will reach the mid to upper 60’s. TONIGHT: Mostly clear overnight as lows fall into the middle 40’s. EXTENDED: An upper level low will pass through mid-Missouri Wednesday bringing rainfall to the area by late morning. Rain will continue, steady at times throughout the evening. Precipitation should

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny skies from start to finish today. Highs will reach the mid to upper 60’s. TONIGHT: Mostly clear overnight as lows fall into the middle 40’s. EXTENDED: Rain chances move back in Wednesday by the afternoon. Don’t be surprised to hear a rumble of thunder with this system, but looks to behave with

TONIGHT: Becoming partly cloudy with temperatures falling into the low 40s. TUESDAY: Mostly sunny and a bit cooler with highs in the lower 60s. EXTENDED: High pressure builds in early Tuesday, allowing for ample sunshine with northwest winds keeping temperatures 5-7 degrees cooler than average for this time in April. Our next disturbance will arrive

TODAY:  Showers have already begun moving in from the west, and we’re tracking more showers pushing into the area before the day is over. We are keeping an eye on the possibility for some thunderstorms to develop throughout the afternoon, with the possibility of some of these storms becoming strong. TONIGHT: Any of that activity moves

MONDAY: Showers are pushing in from out west. They look to arrive toward the late morning into the early afternoon hours. We’ll be monitoring those storms into the early afternoon hours for the chance one or two becomes strong. Some hail and gusty winds along with brief downpours look to be the only threats if

TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies. Temperatures fall into the upper 30s and low 40s. MONDAY: Clouds will increase through the morning as a weak upper level wave pushes through. A spot shower or thunderstorm is possible Monday afternoon. Temperatures rise into the 60s near 70. EXTENDED: Tuesday should remain dry with temperatures back into the low 70s. Widespread

TODAY: We’re waking up to some moderate rain in Pulaski and Phelps counties, and that’s where we’re tracking the possibility of rain throughout the span of the day. Light showers are expected throughout areas south of Highway 54 all day today. Spot showers are not out of the question throughout the whole viewing area today, but

TONIGHT: Clouds will increase overnight. Temperatures are expected to drop into the mid-40s. SUNDAY: Rain is possible tomorrow morning south of I-70 but looks to move out before sunrise. Spotty sprinkles are possible throughout the day Sunday but the biggest difference from what we had today will be the cloud cover. Temperatures will remain mild,

TODAY: Frost in the morning, followed by sunshine. The freeze warning issued by the National Weather Service for mid-Missouri will expire at 9 AM. Highs in the low 60s. TONIGHT: Clouds build in ahead of a cold front. Lows will be closer to average in the mid 40s. EXTENDED: We are tracking the chance for

TONIGHT: Decreasing clouds, becoming quite cold with lows near freezing. Widespread frost expected. SATURDAY: Frost in the morning, followed by sunshine. Highs in the low 60s. EXTENDED: Another cold front will make its way toward Mid-Missouri Saturday night into Sunday, increasing clouds and eventually bringing a chance for showers and thunderstorms. Severe weather is not

FRIDAY: A cold rain is greeting us this morning for most of the viewing area. Still can’t rule out a snowflake or two mixing in as far south as Moberly, but that window is looking pretty small. The rain moves on by lunchtime, but with the clouds lingering and a cool breeze out of the

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with showers likely overnight. Lows in the upper 30s. A light dusting of snow is possible for areas along and north of Highway 36. FRIDAY: Morning showers and/or flurries, followed by mostly cloudy skies. Highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Once this system slides east, high pressure builds in from the north

THIS AFTERNOON: Spotty showers will fill in north of I-70 this afternoon. Steadier, more widespread rain will develop after midnight tonight. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the middle 30’s overnight as showers continue. North of HWY 24 we could see some of that cold rain flip over to a few snow showers. Minor accumulations are possible up around

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few showers moving in late. Lows in the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Showers likely. Snow showers possible north of Highway 24, especially by evening. Little no accumulation is expected. Highs in the low 50s. EXTENDED: Rain and snow comes to an end early on Friday, leaving potentially a dusting of snow