Daily Forecast

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and not as cold as lows drop into the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with flurries possible early. Highs in the upper 30s to around 40. EXTENDED: It’s been a chilly afternoon but thankfully the winds have died down quite a bit from yesterday with feels like temperatures right at the air

TONIGHT Temperatures this afternoon are back into the 20’s area wide, with some climbing near 30 in the southwest. Tonight, winds stay southerly, allowing us to remain in the 20’s through sunrise Thursday. If you’re up late enough Wednesday night, you may catch a flurry or two. THURSDAY Early morning flurries will pass through Thursday,

WEDNESDAY We’re off to a brutally cold start but some sunshine is going to try to fix that. Temperatures will top out in the upper 20’s with winds becoming southerly by this afternoon. Wind chills will still only top out in the teens, however. TONIGHT Winds will stay out of the south overnight. That will

TONIGHT: Becoming mostly clear with diminishing winds. Lows in the single digits with wind chills between -3 and 0. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the upper 20s to around 30. EXTENDED: It’s been quite a chilly day in comparison to yesterday with most places struggling to get to or past 25 degrees. Northwesterly winds

TONIGHT Temperatures will only top out in the low to mid 20’s this afternoon despite mostly sunny skies overhead. Wind chill values with a consistent breeze will top out in the teens. Tonight, temperatures will drop well into the single digits as arctic high pressure slides overhead. Some added clouds from Tuesday will start to

TUESDAY It’s much cooler this morning as Arctic air has settled in once again. Temperatures will only top out in the low to mid 20’s this afternoon despite mostly sunny skies overhead. Wind chills with a consistent breeze will top out in the teens. TONIGHT Keeping mostly clear skies on top of us, temperatures will

TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy and breezy with lows in the low teens. Wind chills in the single digits. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the mid-20s. A Weather Alert Day goes into effect late tomorrow night for dangerous temperatures dipping into the low single digits. EXTENDED: It’s a warm start to the

TONIGHT After a cold front passes today, temperatures will begin to tumble quickly this evening. Temperatures will drop into the teens overnight as the mild air is pushed away. TUESDAY Dry and cold air continue to filter in Tuesday, keeping highs in the 20’s through the afternoon. Arctic high pressure settles overhead, pooling the coldest

MONDAY Clouds will be on the increase as a front nears the area. It won’t move through until late tonight, giving temperatures a chance to reach the low 50s, despite the added cloud cover. TONIGHT The front will power through tonight, dropping temperatures into the teens by sunrise. Winds gusting out of the south during the day

This morning: Temperatures start off in the upper-30s early but the first of many clipper systems this week will move in midmorning. It will drag a cold front through the area that steadily cools us off the rest of the day. This afternoon: Temperatures in the 20s before another system arrives this evening. This will

Tonight: Temperatures slowly fall to near freezing tonight thanks to winds holding steady out of the west at 8-12 mph with partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow: Clouds remain partly cloudy across Central Missouri with winds shifting out of the northwest late into the morning hours causing a slight decrease in high temperatures to the mid-’30s. Extended:

TODAY: Clouds slowly exit throughout the day. Highs in the upper 30s near 40. Winds will pick up late tonight as a minor disturbance creeps in. TOMORROW: Northerly flow returning will push temps down into the 30s throughout the day. Mid-MO will manage to dodge precip from a weak passing system. EXTENDED: Monday starts off

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with lows falling into the mid-teens. TOMORROW: Morning clouds slowly decrease through the afternoon. Highs in the upper 30s to around 40. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance will move in from the northwest tonight, bringing more clouds for the start of the weekend, but we’re looking dry with little moisture to force any

FRIDAY High pressure’s centered just to our north this morning. That will keep the sunshine around but as that pulls east, winds will swing out of the south this afternoon. It won’t be soon enough to help us get back to freezing today, with highs in the middle 20’s. TONIGHT Some clouds will move in

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and frigid with lows in the single digits. Wind chills -5 to -7 degrees below zero. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the upper 20s. EXTENDED: A Weather Alert Day continues into Friday morning for the threat of dangerous temperatures in the single digits. Wind chills will be below zero

THURSDAY We’re waking up in the deep freeze this morning. Sunshine will try to help out, but will only manage to get highs into the teens this afternoon. That persistent wind out of the north will keep wind chill values hovering around zero throughout the day. TONIGHT Under mostly clear skies we’re in for another

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, windy, and frigid with lows in the single digits. Wind chills falling to -5 to -10. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the upper teens. Wind chills in the single digits. EXTENDED: A Weather Alert Day is in effect late tonight through midday Friday for dangerously cold low temperatures and wind chills.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Temperatures have been falling all day, into the 20’s as I write this just before 11a.m. Expect temperatures to remain steady in the 20’s at best, meaning that temperatures may continue to drop into the afternoon. Overcast skies and a stout wind out of the north will keep today feeling blustery. A possibility

WEDNESDAY A powerful cold front will move through this morning. This front will bring some of the coldest air we’ve seen so far this season. Temperatures will hold steady or even fall a few degrees throughout the day under mostly cloudy skies. An icy wind out of the north will create wind chills in the