Daily Forecast

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms possible. Lows in the low 60s. TOMORROW: Showers possible early, becoming quite warm with highs in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. A few scattered strong storms are possible in the afternoon, with more widespread severe storms by evening. EXTENDED: Instability will increase across the area

WEDNESDAY: A warm front will be moving through the area today. Along with temperatures back in the 60’s, it will bring some rain chances this afternoon, too. Rain chances can’t be ruled out all day, but look to be best between 12-6. Could hear a few rumbles of thunder but we don’t expect anything severe

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and cool. Few showers by morning. Lows in the upper 40s to around 50. TOMORROW: Scattered shower and thunderstorms, getting warmer. Highs in the mid-upper 60s. EXTENDED: A warm front will move north across Mid-Missouri on Wednesday, bringing in warmer, more unstable air across the region. Temperatures rise back into the 70s

TUESDAY: Rainy conditions in our southern counties will start to die out, but cloud cover will largely stay in the area. Highs will only warm into the mid 50s for the day. TONIGHT: Residents in our southern counties could see a few showers once again tonight, and coverage looks to stay south of I-70. Even with rain

TUESDAY: Some light rain south of HWY 50 this morning will thin out in coverage this afternoon. Those clouds will stick around for most, if not all, of us this afternoon. That will keep highs in the 50’s for another day, even with most of us staying dry. TONIGHT: Those same folks will see another

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with a chance of showers along and south of I-70. Lows in the lower 40s. TOMORROW: Showers likely mainly south of I-70. Chilly, with highs in the mid-50s. EXTENDED: An active pattern is setting up for this week as we return to a southwesterly upper level flow. Rain chances will increase with

MONDAY: Clouds are starting to build in as we track rain moving toward the area. We can expect these clouds to stick around for the remainder of the day as rain begins falling in our southern counties. Highs will be in the upper 50s for the day with those clouds blocking out our sunshine. TONIGHT: Rain becomes

MONDAY: A chilly start will set the stage for another cool afternoon. Clouds look to return toward midday, and could bring a light shower to folks south of I-70. That cloud cover and winds still out of the northwest will keep temperatures in the mid to upper 50’s. TONIGHT: Rain becomes more widespread in coverage.

TONIGHT: A frost advisory has been issued for the area until 8:00am tomorrow. Sensitive plants will continue to need extra care into tomorrow morning. Temperatures fall into the mid 30s with rural locations falling to near freezing. Winds will remain out of the northwest at 5-10 mph. MONDAY: After a chilly start, temperatures will attempt to

SUNDAY: As we wake up this Sunday morning, the majority of the showers that moved through overnight have cleared out of the area, leaving us dry for the remainder of the day. The wind will be the biggest story today with breezes sustaining at 15-20 mph. Highs will be in the upper 50s and lower 60s.

TONIGHT: A few sprinkles are possible after dark as a cold front passes through. Winds will be gusty up to 30 mph through morning. Temperatures fall into the upper 40s. SUNDAY: We’ll be dry by morning but breezy and chilly conditions will be the main story throughout Mother’s Day. Have the light jacket/wind breaker ready.

TODAY: Mostly sunny with highs in the low 60s. Clouds will begin building as we move through the afternoon and into the evening. TONIGHT: A small disturbance could cause some spotty showers late tonight and into early tomorrow, but these will be few and far between. Lows will be in the mid 40s. EXTENDED: We’ll

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with diminishing winds. Lows in the low to mid-30s. Patchy frost possible. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with highs in the low 60s. Clouds increase toward evening. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance will slide by to our north on Saturday night, exiting the area before sunrise on Sunday, leaving us with a dry and cool

THIS AFTERNOON: Sunny & breezy. It will feel chilly at times. Temperatures will hold in the mid-to-upper 50s with winds up to 30 mph at times. TONIGHT: High pressure settles overhead, relaxing winds and leading to a chilly night. Low temperatures will fall into the low to mid 30s. Frost is likely, especially in rural locales by

FRIDAY: Showers are still working through the area this morning. Expect those to stick around until 8-9 this morning before drier conditions start to push in. Those drier conditions will be brought in by breezy northerly winds, with some gusts up to 25 mph. Those winds will keep us out of the 60’s today, even

TONIGHT: Showers likely overnight. Lows falling into the upper 40s. TOMORROW: Rain exits by mid-late morning, leaving us with cool gusty winds. Highs in the mid-upper 50s. EXTENDED: The cooler than average temperatures continue through the weekend with sunshine and highs in the low 60s on Saturday. A quick disturbance slides by to our north

THIS AFTERNOON: Clouds will build back into mid-Missouri this afternoon and evening. Rain will begin falling near HWY 65 around 2pm. It will approach the HWY 63 corridor by 4pm. Most of mid-Missouri will see steady rain fall this evening into the overnight hours. TONIGHT: Showers stick around before moving east shortly after daybreak Friday. A few

THURSDAY: A bright start to the day with mostly clear skies overhead. Grab the umbrella out the door this morning with rain chances are on the way. Showers look to return after 2PM and spread east throughout the later afternoon hours. The return of clouds along with rain will keep temperatures in the middle 60’s.

TONIGHT: Becoming mostly clear with lows falling into the low 40s. TOMORROW: More sunshine to start, with highs in the mid-upper 60s. Rain moves in by late afternoon and lasts through early Friday morning. EXTENDED: Showers continue through early Friday as a cold front exits the region, leaving us with about 0.25″ to 0.5″ of