Local Forecast

TODAY: Isolated storms are possible, but coverage and relief will be very limited. Much of the area will be dangerously hot, with a heat index up to 105 degrees. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and extremely hot, with high temperatures in the mid-90s and a heat index of 105 degrees or higher. EXTENDED: Sunday through Tuesday are

TONIGHT: I’m tracking scattered storms throughout the rest of the evening, some of which could produce stronger wind gusts. Coverage in storms will diminish through the overnight hours, and temperatures by the end of the night will be in the mid 70s. Winds will be out of the southwest at 5-10 mph. TOMORROW: I’m tracking

TODAY: The weekend starts dry, with temperatures quickly rising to the upper 80s and low 90s by early afternoon. The heat index reaches the low triple digits, between 100 and 103 degrees. Scattered storms then develop during the heat of the day by midafternoon, continuing into the early overnight hours. TOMORROW: Sunday is drier and

TONIGHT: Isolated showers and storms remain possible overnight with heavy downpours and lightning being the main threats. the majority of these storms remain north of I-70. Lows cool to the mid-70s. TOMORROW: Saturday welcomes scattered chances of afternoon showers and storms lasting throughout the overnight hours. These storms remain very hit or miss and short-lived.

TODAY: Heat remains hazardous for much of the area, especially along and south of I-70, where a triple-digit feels-like is possible. Clouds and rain chances further north will shave off a few degrees, but the afternoon is overwhelmingly dry, hot, and humid. TONIGHT: Isolated to scattered storms will develop around the dinner hour and into

TONIGHT: Overnight scattered showers and storms remain across northwestern portions of Mid-Missouri as a cold front sets up. Most of these showers and storms remain along and north of I-70. An areal flood watch remains across portions of northern Missouri as high rainfall totals remain possible. Some isolated storms could bring some gusty winds. Lows

TODAY: Today we’re still under that Weather Alert Day criteria, as some areas could see heat index values reaching 105 or above. We’ll be partly cloudy with an increase in rain chances by this afternoon. TONIGHT: Most precipitation looks to stick up to our northwest, but we could see a few straggling showers dip into

TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to the mid-70s with mostly clear skies. TOMORROW: Thursday is another ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day as the heat index will surge up to 105 degrees. Skies remain partly cloudy with afternoon isolated chances of showers and storms. Moderate downpours and lightning will be the main threats. EXTENDED: Friday morning

TODAY: It’s the same story for today as it was yesterday, more heat and humidity. This heat is still dangerous, with feels like temperatures between 104 and 107 today. Remain hydrated and if you can help it, don’t stay outside for long periods of time. We’re going to remain sunny for most of today as

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and muggy with lows in the lower to mid-70s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and dangerously hot with highs in the low 90s and a heat index between 103-105. EXTENDED: Dangerous heat continues with the heat index approaching 103-105 degrees the next two days. We could see a cluster of storms trying to work

TODAY: It’s another ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day with highs forecast in the 90s, and heat index values in the triple digits. This afternoon, it will feel like near 105. Otherwise, a calm sunnier day is in store. TONIGHT: Temperatures settle in the 70s overnight, with mostly clear skies. EXTENDED: Wednesday and Thursday are similarly

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and muggy with lows in the lower 70s. TOMORROW: Dangerously hot with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid-90s. Heat index values approaching 105 degrees. EXTENDED: Showers and storms continue to dissipate this afternoon as the frontal boundary continues to lift north and lower level winds decrease tonight. High pressure continues

TODAY: Scattered showers and storms continue to push through the region throughout the afternoon hours. This aids in a slight cool down across the area providing some relief from the dangerous heat. Highs remain into the upper 80s and lower 90s. TONIGHT: Lows fall into the mid-70s leaving it tough to cool of spaces with

TONIGHT: Storms north of Highway 24 could produce heavy rain and isolated strong wind gusts in two rounds; the first ending after sunset, with another round possible across northeast Missouri into early Monday morning. Lows in the lower to mid-70s. TOMORROW: Storms early to the north with highs in the low to mid-90s. Heat index

TODAY: Scattered showers and storms are possible north of I-70 early on Sunday, with rain becoming more isolated in the afternoon as heat takes over. Highs will reach the low to mid-90s, with the heat index climbing to 100 to 105 degrees. TOMORROW: Another round of storms will roll through northern Missouri early Monday before