Daily Forecast

THIS MORNING: The new year kicks off cloudy and chilly with morning wind chills in the 20s. Some sunshine is possible later today but won’t fully clear. TODAY: Partly sunny skies will try to help temperatures out, but after a gloomy start highs will struggle into the mid-30s. EXTENDED: The first week of 2024 looks

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the mid-20s. Wind chills in the upper teens. TOMORROW: Gradual clearing and cold with highs in the mid-upper 30s. EXTENDED: Clouds stick around tonight in the wake of a cold front that moved through last night. Winds will diminish tonight, but a light breeze keeps wind chills

New Year’s Eve: Mostly cloudy and breezy with isolated flurries possible. Temperatures will struggle above freezing this afternoon into the mid-30s. By the time we ring in the new year the wind chill will be in the lower 20s and teens. New Year’s Day: Conditions won’t look much different into New Year’s, but flurries will

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with flurries possible. Lows in the mid-upper 20s. TOMORROW: Partly cloudy and chilly with a northwest breeze and highs in the mid-30s. EXTENDED: Saturday has been warmer as high pressure briefly settled over the region, but an Alberta clipper low pressure system will slide in from the northwest tonight into tomorrow and

TODAY: Sunshine pushes temperatures to the mid to upper 40s. This will be the best time to head outside this weekend ahead of a cold front tonight. Some flurries are possible Saturday night but will be few and far between. TOMORROW: Clouds and cold return behind the cold front, with highs dropping a good ten

TONIGHT: Clouds decrease and temperatures drop into the mid-20s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid-40s. EXTENDED: Clouds slowly decrease tonight as low pressure that brought rounds of snow to the Midwest exits to the east. Lows tonight dip into the mid-upper 20s as northwest winds prevail. Tomorrow will bring more sunshine

THIS AFTERNOON: Flurries taper off through the day as clouds slowly break apart from west to east. Temperatures will struggle against a northerly breeze that keeps us in the 30s. TONIGHT: Temperatures drop to below freezing, which could redevelop slick spots on wet roads. Lows bottom out in the 20s. EXTENDED: This weekend is quiet

THIS MORNING: Snow tapers off early morning and slushy spots will be possible during the commute. These impacts will be limited as temperatures get back above freezing. TODAY: Despite recent snow temperatures don’t change much. Most of Mid-MO struggles to reach the 40-degree mark this afternoon. EXTENDED: This weekend is quiet with sunshine and near

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow overnight. Lows in the lower 30s and breezy with wind chills in the 20s. Accumulation around 1″ or less. TOMORROW: Snow showers end early, but roads could be slushy in the morning. Highs in the upper 30s. EXTENDED: Clouds are moving back in ahead of rain and snow showers

THIS AFTERNOON: Despite sunshine temperatures struggle out of the 30s today. Light snow returns by sundown from the north and fills out overnight. TONIGHT: Light snow returns from the northeast after sundown with 1-2″ of accumulation possible east of Hwy 63. Roads could be slushy for Friday morning but impacts are still expected to be

TODAY: Flurries and drizzle come to an end early morning but clouds and cold will stick around. Temperatures hover in the 30s through the afternoon. TONIGHT: Light snow returns from the northeast this evening with 1-2″ of accumulation possible east of Hwy 63. Roads could be slushy for Friday morning but impacts are still expected

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow. A dusting to 0.5″ on grassy areas is possible overnight. Lows near 30. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with snow exiting early. Highs in the upper 30s. EXTENDED: Light snow continues tonight and could mix with rain until about 6-7:00 tomorrow morning. Limited impacts are expected, but elevated surfaces may be

TODAY: A scattered rain and snow mixture will remain with us here in Mid-Missouri lasting through out the daytime hours. Highs warm into the mid-30s. Roadways are expected to see little to no accumulations of snowfall. Wet and at most slushy roadways will have lower impact on travel Wednesday, but grassy accumulations up to 1″

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with showers early, shifting to snow at times into Wednesday morning. Lows in the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Rain and snow likely, dusting to 2″ of accumulation possible by late evening. Slushy roads possible. Highs in the lower 30s. EXTENDED: Low pressure that brought blizzard conditions to the Plains on Christmas Day is

TODAY: Expect temperatures to only reach low 40s, by the afternoon, keeping us feeling about as cool compared to late day Christmas. A breeze has us feeling like 30s through the afternoon. Skies will likely see clouds, but not likely overcast, allowing some sunshine to the ground as thicker clouds lift northward. TONIGHT: Rain chances

TODAY: Tuesday is noticeably cooler at the start, than Christmas Day was. Expect temperatures to only reach low 40s, by the afternoon, keeping us feeling about as cool compared to late day Christmas. A breeze has us feeling like 30s through the afternoon. Skies will likely see clouds, but not likely overcast, allowing some sunshine

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 20s to around 30. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with gusty winds and late night showers and/or snow showers possible. Highs in the lower 40s. EXTENDED: Clouds stick around in the wake of low pressure that brought rain all weekend on Tuesday. Gusty winds could kick up to 20-25

TONIGHT: I’m tracking rainfall becoming more widespread and consistent throughout the remainder of Christmas Eve. The main system has a north and slightly east track, so widespread rainfall will take time making it over to our more eastern counties. It will stay warm for this time of the year as temperatures only cool off into

TODAY: Sunday is another warm and cloudy day, with a dry start and a wet end. We’ll see rain beginning in the west by late morning at the soonest. Places near Sedalia, Warsaw, Marshall, and Brunswick may see showers as soon as 10-11 am. Otherwise, showers will largely hold off until after the noon hour,

TONIGHT: I’m tracking clouds sticking around and the possibility for drizzle decreasing throughout the evening. Temperatures will only fall into the low 50s because of persistent cloud cover. CHRISTMAS EVE: I’m tracking a cloudy start to the morning with winds picking up from the south at 10-15 mph and gust up to 30 mph. Temperatures