Local Forecast

TODAY: Conditions won’t look much different outside with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s. Light rain starts up again this evening but will mostly hold off until after sundown. TOMORROW: Monday is also a near repeat of cloudiness and cold temperatures but we look to remain dry. Highs will stick to the 40s

TONIGHT: I’m tracking light rain chances beginning in the afternoon hours and increasing in possibility through the evening/overnight hours. A mix of light rain and snowflakes is possible, but no impacts are expected with temperatures staying above freezing. TOMORROW: I’m tracking clouds sticking around and another chance for light rain (20%) in the evening and

TODAY: Patchy fog is possible this morning and low clouds stick around all day. Highs remain in the mid-40s. Scattered rain returns just before sundown and clears out slowly overnight. TOMORROW: Sunday starts out dry again, but may see another chance for isolated rain in the late evening. Cooler conditions stick around EXTENDED: Conditions begin

TONIGHT: I’m tracking low clouds and small chances (20%) to run into light rain or drizzle. Temperatures will be cooling off into the mid 30s by the end of the night. TOMORROW: I’m tracking chances for patchy fog in the early hours tomorrow morning having the potential to cause low visibility. Low clouds are sticking

TODAY: Steady rainfall has moved east of the area but drizzle and clouds are expected to linger all day. This will keep temperatures steady in the 40s. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall into the 30s, but remain above freezing to keep any slick roads from freezing. Precip should fully come to an end by midnight though clouds

TODAY: Rain will wind down as it exits to the northeast through the early morning hours. We’ll still have a damp day, as light and spotty showers will return in an off and on manner later in the day, along with persistent drizzle being possible at times. Temperatures will be stagnant today, expect a breeze

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with widespread rain overnight. Lows in the lower 40s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with highs in the mid-40s. Spot shower possible north by evening. EXTENDED: Rain inches up toward I-70 this evening, becoming more widespread overnight into very early Friday morning. Low pressure will track right across Mid-Missouri, pushing rain to the north

TODAY: Afternoon highs reach into the lower 50s as skies remain mostly cloudy. By late afternoon, showers move in from the southwest becoming more widespread after seven. TONIGHT: Showers continue to drape across all of Mid-Missouri by 10 pm with heavier bands of rainfall expected. Overnight lows cool to the lower 40s. EXTENDED: Showers exit

TODAY: We’ll start the day with high clouds overhead, as they blow in from a low that approaches to our southwest. This will gradually introduce showers from south to north, with a gradual increase in coverage and intensity through the day. Most of the morning will be dry for folks in Jefferson City and Columbia,

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and not as cold, lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Cloudy with showers moving in by afternoon. Widespread rain expected area-wide by evening. Highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. EXTENDED: We’ll stay a bit more mild tonight as lows dip to about 40 by daybreak tomorrow. Clouds

TODAY: We’re mostly sunny today, with some high clouds moving in this afternoon. Winds from the south will have us warm today, as temperatures reach into the 50s for highs. TONIGHT: Clouds fill in overnight, and winds remain southerly. This keeps lows in the 30s and 40s early Thursday. EXTENDED: Thursday will start dry, and

TODAY: We’re mostly sunny today, with some high clouds moving in this afternoon. Winds from the south will have us warm today, as temperatures reach into the 50s for highs. TONIGHT: Clouds fill in overnight, and winds remain southerly. This keeps lows in the 30s and 40s early Thursday. EXTENDED: Thursday will start dry, and

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and not as cold with lows in the upper 20s to around 30. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with highs in the lower 50s. Late day clouds increasing. EXTENDED: Warmer air working its way in will keep us in the lower 30s overnight. Tomorrow will be arguably the nicest day of the week with

TODAY: Tuesday starts colder than Monday with high pressure overhead, but as that pushes eastward, winds will turn from the south and we should warm back into the low 40s, similar to Monday afternoon. Overall, it’s another chilly day under mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: Skies will be mostly clear overnight, with a light south breeze

TODAY: Tuesday starts colder than Monday with high pressure overhead, but as that pushes eastward, winds will turn from the south and we should warm back into the low 40s, similar to Monday afternoon. Overall, it’s another chilly day under mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: Skies will be mostly clear overnight, with a light south breeze

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cold with lows in the upper teens to around 20. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and chilly with highs in the lower 40s. EXTENDED: We’re in for another cold night as most areas drop into the upper teens to around 20. Tomorrow is another sunny day, but winds will ease a bit and

TODAY: Monday is a bright, but blustery and chilly day. 10-15 mph west northwest winds will work to keep us cool, with highs only reaching near 40 despite mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: A few clouds will develop through the evening, but overall tonight remains mostly clear, especially during the overnight and early morning hours on

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with gradual clearing by daybreak. Cold and windy with lows near 20, wind chills in the lower teens. TOMORROW: Wind chills feel like around 10-13 degrees in the morning, with highs in the lower 40s. Gusty winds with mostly sunny skies expected. EXTENDED: A cold high pressure system settling in from the

TODAY: Snow and rain will exit quickly by midmorning, leaving light travel impacts across northern Missouri and toward Kansas City. Sunshine is expected to return by the afternoon helping clear up conditions. Winds will be strong from the north today though with highs only reaching the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Dangerous wind chills in the teens

TONIGHT: I’m tracking a widespread system entering the most north and west portions of Missouri, then entering central Missouri through the rest of the afternoon/evening. It will last through the morning hours tomorrow. This system is bringing the potential for snow to be observed, but any chances for accumulation are held off to our northern