Daily Forecast

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Partly sunny and breezy with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. Winds could gust to 25 mph. EXTENDED: Strong south winds help increase moisture across the region as a warm front lifts to our north. Temperatures reach into the upper

TODAY: A stationary front overhead is barely noticeable with abundant sunshine this afternoon. As we’re on this boundary’s southern, warmer side, highs will rebound into the upper 50s today.TONIGHT: Skies remain partly cloudy overnight, with variable winds at the surface. Those who keep south winds in the southern half of the region will stay near

TODAY: Temperatures near freezing this morning will warm into the upper 50s with partly cloudy skies and an increasingly south wind through the day. A stationary front will wobble nearby, just north of I-70 through the day, bringing a brief wind shift for some this afternoon from the north. This will keep some in the

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cold with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. TOMORROW: Partly sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: Clouds gradually clear out as rain has exited to our east today, with high pressure building in overnight into Wednesday. As that slides south, winds will shift back to

TODAY: Showers early on Tuesday will start to exit the region to the east after bringing light rain and a few snowflakes, by sunrise. Everyone will be dry by around noon. Clouds will clear behind this rain, and leave us with sunshine this afternoon. This should be just enough to push our temperatures into the

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and chilly with lows falling into the upper 30s. Scattered showers developing late and continuing into early morning. TOMORROW: Morning showers moving out before midday, sunshine returning with highs in the lower 50s. EXTENDED: As showers exit on Tuesday morning, we’ll be left with decreasing clouds during the day. High pressure returns

TODAY: Monday is another mild and bright day. Clouds and rain showers are exiting east this morning, leaving some low clouds and a northerly breeze. Any remaining clouds will break up and clear out early today. Temperatures land in the low 50s, with a continued north breeze keeping us from warming under a late March

TODAY: Monday is another mild and bright day. Clouds and rain showers are exiting east this morning, leaving some low clouds and a northerly breeze. Any remaining clouds will break up and clear out early today. Temperatures land in the low 50s, with a continued north breeze keeping us from warming under a late March

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and chilly with a few showers near I-44. Lows falling into the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Partly sunny and cooler with highs in the lower 50s. EXTENDED: A weak front to our north will help shove a fast moving disturbance through Mid-Missouri tomorrow night, bringing a chance for a few showers Monday night

TODAY: Highs are mild again in the upper 50s with a few added clouds from a passing cold front. This disturbance won’t be able to produce rainfall until near sundown, with light showers mostly confined southeast of Hwy 54. Trace to a few tenths of an inch of rain is possible with rain exiting before

TONIGHT: Temperatures dropping back down into the low 40s by the end of the night, with possibilities for light showers. These chances are extended into early tomorrow morning. TOMORROW: Temperatures warming back up into the higher 50s with partly cloudy skies. Winds at 10-15 mph from the WSW. Tomorrow night the area could also see

TODAY: Light showers exit by sunrise and clouds steadily filter out. Sunshine helps highs reach the mid-50s. TOMORROW: Sunday starts out dry before more showers fill in late in the afternoon. Highs climb to the upper 50s ahead of the rain. EXTENDED: We’ll fight clouds for early Monday, dropping highs back to the lower end

TODAY: Rain chances increasing throughout the day, and temperatures staying in the high 40s. We see these possibilities for light showers starting up at noon, and staying that way for the rest of the day. Tonight has the highest chances for rain along with some stronger winds. TOMORROW: There’s chances of rain earlier in the

TODAY: The forecast yesterday was all about a cold front, and today, that front has become a stationary boundary. It has settled just south of mid-Missouri, allowing for rain to linger, especially over southern sections, overnight. Rain chances will decrease through the morning, as showers and thunderstorms wane into the morning hours. Activity will lift

TONIGHT: Showers and storms develop along a cold front across the southern half of the area, bringing heavy rain before daybreak. A few storms near I-44 could bring quarter size hail before midnight. Lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy in the morning with a lull in rain until mid-afternoon. More

Today: Afternoon highs top out into the mid-40s as winds have switched out of the northwest due to a passing cold front earlier today. Winds gust up to 20 mph. Afternoon showers and storms begin after 5 pm down to the south spanning from Camden county and east towards Rolla. Tonight: Heavier showers are expected

TODAY: Rain and thunder remain in the forecast, this morning as a cold front is already pushing through the region today. A cold front is draped across the northern half of the area early this morning, and as it progresses south it is expected to spur scattered showers and thunderstorms. These storms will be modestly

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with isolated storms north of I-70. A few could be strong with quarter size hail before sunrise Thursday. TOMORROW: Cloudy to start, with temperatures falling from the 60s early into the 50s by afternoon. Heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms developing by late afternoon, especially for areas along and south of I-70. Tonight,

Today: Afternoon highs warm to 70 degrees as a warm front looms just to the north of Mid-Missouri. Light scattered drizzles are expected throughout the rest of the afternoon. Tonight: Storm development begins after 7pm for areas to the north of I-70 as scattered storm cells will begin to pop up. Some strong storms are