Local Forecast

Tonight: Temperatures slowly fall to near freezing tonight thanks to winds holding steady out of the west at 8-12 mph with partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow: Clouds remain partly cloudy across Central Missouri with winds shifting out of the northwest late into the morning hours causing a slight decrease in high temperatures to the mid-’30s. Extended:

TODAY: Clouds slowly exit throughout the day. Highs in the upper 30s near 40. Winds will pick up late tonight as a minor disturbance creeps in. TOMORROW: Northerly flow returning will push temps down into the 30s throughout the day. Mid-MO will manage to dodge precip from a weak passing system. EXTENDED: Monday starts off

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with lows falling into the mid-teens. TOMORROW: Morning clouds slowly decrease through the afternoon. Highs in the upper 30s to around 40. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance will move in from the northwest tonight, bringing more clouds for the start of the weekend, but we’re looking dry with little moisture to force any

FRIDAY High pressure’s centered just to our north this morning. That will keep the sunshine around but as that pulls east, winds will swing out of the south this afternoon. It won’t be soon enough to help us get back to freezing today, with highs in the middle 20’s. TONIGHT Some clouds will move in

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and frigid with lows in the single digits. Wind chills -5 to -7 degrees below zero. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the upper 20s. EXTENDED: A Weather Alert Day continues into Friday morning for the threat of dangerous temperatures in the single digits. Wind chills will be below zero

THURSDAY We’re waking up in the deep freeze this morning. Sunshine will try to help out, but will only manage to get highs into the teens this afternoon. That persistent wind out of the north will keep wind chill values hovering around zero throughout the day. TONIGHT Under mostly clear skies we’re in for another

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, windy, and frigid with lows in the single digits. Wind chills falling to -5 to -10. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the upper teens. Wind chills in the single digits. EXTENDED: A Weather Alert Day is in effect late tonight through midday Friday for dangerously cold low temperatures and wind chills.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Temperatures have been falling all day, into the 20’s as I write this just before 11a.m. Expect temperatures to remain steady in the 20’s at best, meaning that temperatures may continue to drop into the afternoon. Overcast skies and a stout wind out of the north will keep today feeling blustery. A possibility

WEDNESDAY A powerful cold front will move through this morning. This front will bring some of the coldest air we’ve seen so far this season. Temperatures will hold steady or even fall a few degrees throughout the day under mostly cloudy skies. An icy wind out of the north will create wind chills in the

TONIGHT We’re tracking a cold front that is expected to arrive later tonight. Temperatures will stay warm into the evening, but begin to drop behind the front that looks to pass through around midnight. This drops temperatures into the mid-20’s early Wednesay. WEDNESDAY Tomorrow starts cold, with temperatures struggling to climb behind the cold front.

TUESDAY Winds have turned southerly overnight, helping keep things mild as you step outside this morning. Some more sunshine will help temperatures top out in the low 50’s this afternoon. That breeze will pick up a bit, but won’t be overwhelming this afternoon. TONIGHT Those winds will turn back out of the north tonight as

TONIGHT High pressure slides in tonight, helping to clear skies, and eventually turn winds more southerly. An increasingly southern breeze preps us for a warm day on Tuesday. TUESDAY Temperatures start in the low 30’s tomorrow, giving temperatures a great starting point to climb well above average by the afternoon. More clouds move in for

MLK Day Clouds will be a little stubborn to shake in some spots today. Temperatures will top out in the mid-upper 30’s. Our winds will turn more westerly throughout the day, around 10-15 mph. TONIGHT Those winds keep turning overnight and become southerly. That will keep temperatures propped up near 30 for overnight lows. EXTENDED

Tonight: Winds continue out of the north at 10-15 mph. Partly cloudy skies continue into the overnight hours. Wind chills drop to near or below zero degrees tonight. Tomorrow: Winds continue out of the northwest. Central Missouri could see some patchy fog in the early hours tomorrow morning. Highs increase to just above freezing. Skies

TONIGHT Rain showers will increase in coverage this evening, before turning over to snow from north to south. The onset of snow looks to begin after 7PM in the north, and move south overnight. Temperatures will drop into the upper 20’s overnight. SATURDAY Once the changeover occurs, it will stay as snow falling into Saturday

FRIDAY Clouds are on the increase and could get low enough to reduce visibility along and north of HWY 24 this morning. We’ll manage to stay dry until showers start to move in this afternoon. Highs will top out in the low to mid 40’s. TONIGHT Temperatures will cool off overnight. Enough that the rain