Daily Forecast

MONDAY: Some gorgeous weather will help kickstart a new week! Temperatures will work into the low 50’s today with plenty of sunshine helping out. The only drawback will be a southwesterly breeze that will gust up to 30 mph this afternoon. TONIGHT: Winds will back off a bit tonight but enough to keep things mixed

TONIGHT: Conditions will remain calm for most of the night as clouds build in ahead of our next system. Lows will fall into the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Another chance for precipitation will move into mid-Missouri. Gusty conditions will usher in a mix of rain and snow by mid-morning tomorrow. The cutoff for the rain vs.

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy to mostly clear with lows in the mid-upper teens. Winds stay light from the south. SATURDAY: Mostly sunny with highs nearing 40 degrees. Clouds increase toward evening. EXTENDED: A weak system will bring a cold front to the area early on Sunday, bringing a chance for precipitation. Light snow showers will be

FRIDAY: Another bitterly cold start, but it might be the last one for a little while. Plenty of sunshine will help temperatures bounce back out of the single digits to near 30 this afternoon. TONIGHT: Our wind will swing out of the south during the day. That will help us out a little overnight, keeping

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and very cold with lows in the single digits and patchy fog. If fog becomes more widespread, a few slick spots may be possible Friday morning. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with highs near 30. EXTENDED: The weekend is beautiful to start with highs in the upper 30s on Saturday with partial sunshine. On

THURSDAY: Some patchy fog will be possible as we work our way through the morning commute. Once that lifts around 9-10 AM, we’ll be left with a mix of sun and clouds for the rest of the day. Temperatures will only top out in the low to mid 20’s, but we’re heading in the right direction.

THURSDAY: Some patchy fog will be possible as we work our way through the morning commute. Once that lifts around 9-10 AM, we’ll be left with a mix of sun and clouds for the rest of the day. Temperatures will only top out in the low to mid 20’s, but we’re heading in the right

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few flurries. Lows falling into the mid-single digits. Wind chills between zero and -5. Roads could be slick into the morning commute, especially on city streets and side roads. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy and chilly with highs in the low 20s. Wind chills in the low teens. EXTENDED: Temperatures

WEDNESDAY: Snow moves in early this morning. Expect it to be falling as you head off to work or school. This will lead to a slow commute, so build in plenty of extra time to get where you’re going. Highs will top out near 20. For the latest details on what to expect, head over

A Weather Alert Day is in effect for Wednesday for the potential for accumulating, impactful snowfall through Wednesday afternoon. TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with snow showers likely well after midnight, starting from southwest to northeast. Snow showers move into Columbia and Jefferson City between 4-6AM. Lows near 7 degrees. TOMORROW: Snow showers through about midday, with

TUESDAY: We’ll get treated to a nice break from the snowy weather today, but we’ll still struggle to warm up. Temperatures will top out in the teens once again this afternoon, feeling like the single digits with a northerly wind. TONIGHT: Enjoy the break while we have it, another round of snow moves in after midnight. This round

TONIGHT: Snow tapers off between 6-8PM. Roads will likely be slick overnight where untreated. Temperatures drop below zero, with wind chills between -20 to -25. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and cold with highs in the low teens. Snow moves back in late from the southwest. EXTENDED: Another low pressure system moves in from the southwest on

MONDAY: Snow ongoing this morning, but relax a bit in intensity but will ramp back up mid-late morning. This will be the heaviest batch of and where we pick up the majority of our accumulations. Northerly winds won’t help much, blowing snow around and leading to subzero wind chills throughout the day. For more information