Local Forecast

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a chance of afternoon flurries; no accumulation. Highs in the low to mid-30s. EXTENDED: Clouds are stubborn to clear this weekend with an active jet stream continuing into next week. We stay dry, but temperatures will be slightly cooler than

TODAY: This morning we’re tracking some light showers and snow showers in parts of our southern counties. Those are expected to clear rather quickly leaving us mostly cloudy and chilly with highs in the mid-30s. TONIGHT: Conditions will remain cloudy and dry with a light breeze coming from the north. Lows will fall into the

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a chance for showers changing to snow showers for areas south of Highway 50, more likely near the Lake of the Ozarks and I-44. Lows in the low 30s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and chilly with highs in the mid-30s. EXTENDED: Snowfall chances will be slim for Mid-Missouri through Thursday afternoon with

TODAY: Clouds have returned this morning and a stray sprinkle will be possible throughout the day. Some more measurable rain will try to push into our western counties, near the Hwy 65 corridor, around midday. There’s still some question as to how far east that will push but it looks light. Most of us look to

WEDNESDAY: Clouds have returned this morning and a stray sprinkle will be possible throughout the day. Some more measurable rain will try to push into our western counties, near the Hwy 65 corridor, around midday. There’s still some question as to how far east that will push but it looks light. Most of us look

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with temperatures falling into the low 30s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with showers possible by afternoon, especially west of Highway 63. Highs in the mid-40s. EXTENDED: Showers could change over to snow late Wednesday night as cooler air moves in and low pressure tracks southeast. Snow showers are most likely south of Highway

TODAY: High pressure is settling in, calming those winds down this morning. That’s leading to some more fog to deal with to start the day. That looks to clear up around midday, but could linger into the afternoon north of HWY 24. With sunshine returning for the rest of us, temperatures will reach into the middle

TUESDAY: High pressure is settling in, calming those winds down this morning. That’s leading to some more fog to deal with to start the day. That looks to clear up around midday, but could linger into the afternoon north of HWY 24. With sunshine returning for the rest of us, temperatures will reach into the

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with patchy fog developing. Lows in the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Patchy fog lifts by mid-late morning, leaving us with partly sunny skies. Highs in the low to mid-40s. EXTENDED: A low pressure system dives in from the northwest Wednesday, bringing a chance for rain during the day, followed by a change to

TODAY: That fog we saw this morning will slowly lift into this afternoon, but sunshine will be hard to come by. Highs will reach the upper 30’s to some low 40’s. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies stick around as lows tumble into the middle 20’s. Some patchy fog could be possible, but it won’t be near as widespread

MONDAY: Dense fog is going to be a problem again this morning. Build in lots of extra time throughout the morning to take it slow. Not only will visibility be reduced, but a few slick spots will be possible where temperatures are hovering near freezing. That fog will slowly lift into this afternoon, but sunshine

TONIGHT: Dense develops once again and visibility drops overnight. Temperatures fall into the upper 20s, so bridges and elevated surfaces may become slick in the morning with freezing fog possible. TOMORROW: Fog through midday, followed by mostly cloudy skies. Highs in the upper 30s. EXTENDED: We finally lose some of the cloud cover on Tuesday,

TONIGHT: Snow showers early, potentially mixed with light sleet or drizzle. A dusting to 1/2″ of snow accumulation is possible. Dense fog is likely overnight as ice tries to melt, and there may be a few slick spots into the morning. Lows in the low 20s. TOMORROW: Dense fog early, followed by mostly cloudy skies.

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow exiting northeast early. Lows in the low to mid-20s. Untreated areas could become slick overnight. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a chance for a few snow showers by afternoon. Snow accumulation between a dusting and 1/2″. Highs in the low 30s. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance will bring a chance for

FRIDAY: Freezing rain will continue to fall through the morning before switching over to snow this afternoon. Power outages will be possible as gusts pick up to 30 mph at times this morning. Roads are going to be treacherous to be on into the afternoon. Temperatures will top out in the low 30’s. TONIGHT: Any

*A Weather Alert Day is in effect through Friday afternoon for the threat of dangerous road conditions and power outages due to ice accumulation* TONIGHT: Cloudy with temperatures hovering below freezing. Precipitation moves in late, likely after midnight for most areas. Freezing rain continues overnight into Friday morning, causing slick roads and potential power outages.

THURSDAY: The day is going to be misleadingly quiet. Temperatures will struggle to warm up much, only topping out in the middle 30’s. Don’t let the sunshine fool you today, though. TONIGHT: Our next system pushes in tonight and looks to bring a widespread mix of freezing rain and rain to the viewing area. The timing looks