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TONIGHT: I’m tracking temperatures dropping into the high 30s by the end of the night. Winds will be somewhat breezy from the southwest at 5-10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. TOMORROW: I’m tracking clouds increasing throughout the afternoon hours with winds blowing from the southwest at 10-15 mph with gusts up to 25

TODAY: Temperatures warm dramatically today up to the 50s with plenty of sunshine to enjoy. Winds out of the southwest may gust above 20 mph. TOMORROW: Sunday starts clear but clouds roll in by the afternoon. Temperatures will be even warmer in the upper 50s. Rain chances will mostly be to our southeast but a

TODAY: Friday is another frigid morning with temperatures in the teens to start. This will be with calm winds at first, but then they pick up intensity from the south and warm us to near 40 this afternoon. With that said, the wind will also implement a bit of wind chill by late morning. Keep

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cold with lows in the teens. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs near 40. EXTENDED: High pressure moves to the south tomorrow, shifting winds to the south and sending temperatures back above freezing during the day with plenty of sunshine. Upper high pressure builds to our south for the weekend,

TODAY: After a frigid start in the teens with wind chills in the single digits, temperatures struggle to warm and get stuck in the 20s this afternoon. We’ll be sunny, with a northerly breeze around 10-15 mph this morning, and near 5 mph this evening. TONIGHT: High pressure centered in mid-Missouri will establish clear, calm,

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and windy with northwest wind gusts up to 35 mph. Lows in the teens with wind chills in the lower single digits. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the upper 20s. Wind chills in the teens through the day. EXTENDED: A strong cold front moves in tonight and ushers in

TODAY: Wednesday is warm, with temperatures notably warmer than Tuesday in the morning, but also in the afternoon when highs reach near 50. Expect sunny skies with southwest winds becoming westerly through the day. TONIGHT: A cold front will arrive after the dinner hour, sending temperatures plummeting overnight. Winds will be sustained around 10-15 mph,

TODAY: Tuesday starts frigid, with temperatures in the teens at sunrise. This is as high pressure sits nearby. As high pressure moves away, south winds will return, to warm us more quickly today. Expect highs near freezing this afternoon. Winds from the south will be sustained near 5-10 mph. TONIGHT: Winds will continue from the

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and frigid with lows in the teens. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and chilly with highs in the mid-30s. EXTENDED: Skies continue to clear out tonight as clouds gradually exit, leaving temperatures to plummet into the lower teens. Tomorrow will be cool and much brighter, allowing temperatures to increase a bit into the mid-30s.

TODAY: Monday starts cold, with temperatures in the 20s, and some light snow moving through the region. This snow will be intermittent and light, persisting through the morning, and tapering off by the noon our for most. This snow will primarily impact areas along and east of the Missouri River upstream of Jefferson City, and

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow possible late. Lows fall into the low 20s. TOMORROW: Light snow adding up to a dusting to 0.5″ through mid-late morning. Becoming partly sunny by afternoon with highs near 30 degrees. EXTENDED: Another quick hit of light snow is possible late tonight as a clipper type disturbance moves in

TONIGHT: I’m tracking snow and rain coming to a close throughout the early evening hours with temperatures dropping into the mid teens by the end of the night. This means that any snow that melted will re-freeze, and could cause issues out the door Sunday morning. TOMORROW: I’m tracking a mix of clouds and sun

TODAY: An ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day is in effect today from 6 a.m. until 3 p.m. for snow falling near or along the I-70 corridor. Snow begins at 6 a.m. in Central MO and spreads along the highway through the morning. Snow rates could exceed 1″ per hour, and a dry snow is