Daily Forecast

TODAY: Wednesday is bright, with only a few clouds from morning, through the afternoon. Expect highs in the mid 70s, with less humidity. TONIGHT: Skies are mostly clear again overnight, with temperatures falling into the 50s through early Thursday. EXTENDED: It’s beginning to look like we will keep low surface humidity through Friday, as we

TODAY: Cloudy and drizzly conditions linger this morning, with continued clouds and spotty showers in the forecast for the day ahead. This afternoon and evening, just enough instability may be present to aid in creating a rumble of thunder or two. Expect highs near 70 amid a light northwest breeze. TONIGHT: Skies may break up

TODAY: Scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day Monday will keep us wet and cloudy all day. Temperatures are likely to be held in the 60s all day thanks to this. A widespread quarter of an inch to an inch could come today, with locally up to two or more inches thanks to thunderstorms. TONIGHT:

TONIGHT: I’m tracking showers and storms moving into central Missouri from 4-6 PM. Heavier downpours can be expected, but severe weather is not anticipated. If strong to severe storms are observed, they will be expected to form along and south of I-44 throughout the evening, and damaging winds will be the main concern. After sunset,

TODAY: Scattered showers and storms are expected all of Sunday with the heaviest rain falling in the morning. Rain totals range between a few tenths of an inch to over 2 inches in the wettest spots. Temperatures will be noticeably milder in the 70s today. TOMORROW: Rain continues into Monday and will again be heaviest

TONIGHT: I’m tracking a brief break in rainfall across central Missouri before another round of more widespread and heavier rainfall moves in from the west overnight. Temperatures will drop into the high 60s by the end of the night and winds will shift into the north at 5-8 mph. TOMORROW: The majority of central and

TODAY: Scattered storms move in early and are set to last all day. Highs will struggle to reach the low 80s as a result, and it won’t be the best outlook out at Faurot Field with the rain. TOMORROW: More widespread heavy rain is possible on Sunday with better ingredients for storms. A few stronger

THIS AFTERNOON: Highs up to 90 degrees with partly cloudy skies. Storms remain south of I-44 today. TONIGHT: Temperatures remain mild overnight in the 80s for evening high school football games. Lows hover in the 70s with clouds filling in. EXTENDED: An active pattern sets up this weekend with widespread rain and a potential for

TONIGHT: Isolated to scattered storms late with heavy downpours and small hail possible. Lows in the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Any storms exit east early. Becoming mostly sunny and hot with highs near 90. EXTENDED: Clouds increase tonight as low level winds pick up, increasing moisture across the region. A few showers and storms develop ahead

TODAY: Thursday will be another hot one! We’re only near 90, but we’ll have enough humidity to feel like mid-90s, and given our average high is in the upper 70s this time of year, I think “hot” is a fair description. TONIGHT: A cold front will approach tonight, but before it passes, some storms will

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and mild with lows in the lower 60s. River valley fog possible. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and hot with highs in the upper 80s to around 90. A few spotty storms possible after sunset. EXTENDED: Low level winds will begin to pick up ahead of a cold front to our west tomorrow night,

TODAY: We’re partly cloudy, and in the upper 80s today. TONIGHT: We’ll be mostly clear again overnight, with temperatures falling into the low 60s. EXTENDED: Some showers may drift into western counties Thursday morning, but then fizzle to allow for a mostly sunny and dry day. After 6 p.m. storms may redevelop, especially in the

TODAY: We’re partly cloudy, and in the upper 80s today. TONIGHT: We’ll be mostly clear again overnight, with temperatures falling into the low 60s. EXTENDED: Some showers may drift into western counties Thursday morning, but then fizzle to allow for a mostly sunny and dry day. After 6 p.m. storms may redevelop, especially in the