Daily Forecast

THURSDAY: Another warm and hazy afternoon after some patchy fog this morning is on the way. Temperatures look to push close to 90 this afternoon. TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies will give us the best shot at cooling off overnight, With winds swinging out of the southwest, temperatures will only bottom out in the low 70’s.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with a hazy sunset likely. Lows in the upper 60s to around 70 with patchy fog developing in river valleys and low-lying areas. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s with a heat index between 95-96. EXTENDED: We’ll likely have a bit of a hazy sunset again tonight with

WEDNESDAY: Some patchy fog will be an issue in some spots. That should lift after 9 AM, leaving us with partly cloudy, but hazy, skies. Temperatures look to push into the upper 80’s to some 90’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Another quiet night ahead under mostly clear skies. Lows will bottom out in the upper 60’s. EXTENDED:  A few

WEDNESDAY: Some patchy fog will be an issue in some spots. That should lift after 9 AM, leaving us with partly cloudy, but hazy, skies. Temperatures look to push into the upper 80’s to some 90’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Another quiet night ahead under mostly clear skies. Lows will bottom out in the upper 60’s.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and mild with lows in the mid-upper 60s. Patchy fog developing early Wednesday morning. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with a few passing clouds. Highs in the upper 80s to around 90. EXTENDED: We’re in for another bright day with a few clouds passing through as a weak front stalls out just to our

TUESDAY: Another nice day set to unfold with more sunshine. It’ll be a bit filtered thanks to wildfire smoke from Southern Canada and the Pacific Northwest, but enough to get us into the upper 80’s. TONIGHT: We’re staying quiet overnight under mostly clear skies. Lows will return to the upper 60’s once again. EXTENDED: The weather pattern looks

TUESDAY: Another nice day set to unfold with more sunshine. It’ll be a bit filtered thanks to wildfire smoke from Southern Canada and the Pacific Northwest, but enough to get us into the upper 80’s. TONIGHT: We’re staying quiet overnight under mostly clear skies. Lows will return to the upper 60’s once again. EXTENDED: The

TONIGHT: Decreasing clouds, lows in the mid-upper 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warm with highs in the upper 80s. EXTENDED: Tomorrow will bring more sunshine getting temperatures back into the mid-upper 80s. As that high pushes the jet stream north, winds will shift more southerly by the middle of the week, getting temperatures into the low

MONDAY: Clouds might be a bit stubborn to clear up early this morning but sunshine looks a little easier to come by this afternoon. Temperatures will return to the middle 80’s with a spot shower possible this afternoon, south of HWY 50. TONIGHT: A comfortable night is in store. Under mostly clear skies, temperatures will

Tonight: Mostly clear sky conditions will persist throughout the night while temperatures continue to fall to a low of 66. Tomorrow: We will see another mostly sunny day as a high-pressure system to our west starts to move our way allowing for a dry week ahead. Winds will flow from the northeast keeping us below

Tonight: We have a few scattered showers and storms moving into the southwestern parts of Central Missouri. The main threat with these storms will be brief downpours and lightning. By late tonight these storms will die off and continue to push east following I-44. Tomorrow: We will start off the morning for Sunday with mostly

TODAY: Fog that develops early today will be burned away by sunshine by mid-morning. Skies clear up in the afternoon with highs in the mid to low 80s. TOMORROW: Dry conditions continue with highs a couple degrees warmer in the mid-80s. EXTENDED: A ridge builds across the Midwest next week to bring continued sunshine. Each

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with patchy fog developing by morning. Lows in the mid-60s. TOMORROW: Morning fog followed by afternoon sunshine. Highs in the lower to mid-80s. EXTENDED: Showers have largely exited the area with a few lingering spots north of I-70 that will rotate out of Mid-Missouri by early this evening. Scattered clouds stick around

FRIDAY: Showers and storms will remain throughout the morning, largely in the same spots. North of that rain, some fog will try to get going and locally could be pretty dense. Build in some extra time no matter where your travels take you this morning. The rain will dwindle to just isolated showers by this afternoon

FRIDAY: Showers and storms will remain throughout the morning, largely in the same spots. North of that rain, some fog will try to get going and locally could be pretty dense. Build in some extra time no matter where your travels take you this morning. The rain will dwindle to just isolated showers by this

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with ongoing showers and storms. Some could be strong with heavy rain and isolated gusty winds. Lows near 70 degrees. Rain amounts could reach 1-2.5″. TOMORROW: Showers and storms early, becoming scattered and more focused south of I-70 during the day. Highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: Showers and storms linger overnight

THURSDAY: Off to another warm start as southerly winds are trying to push us into the 90’s again. They’ll fall short with showers and storms putting the brakes on the heat this afternoon, but we’ll manage the upper 80’s. Those storms will slowly slide south into the afternoon and evening. Some could be strong, bringing some

THURSDAY: Off to another warm start as southerly winds are trying to push us into the 90’s again. They’ll fall short with showers and storms putting the brakes on the heat this afternoon, but we’ll manage the upper 80’s. Those storms will slowly slide south into the afternoon and evening. Some could be strong, bringing

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and breezy with lows in the low 70s. South winds up to 20 mph at times. TOMORROW: Storms likely by afternoon. A few may be strong with isolated damaging wind gusts and heavy rain. Rainfall amounts between 1-2″. Highs in the upper 80s. EXTENDED:  A cold front situated to our north will