Local Forecast

TODAY: Arctic air has returned behind another round of snow with highs today struggling out of the single digits. With a heavy breeze the feels-like will be below zero all day. TONIGHT: Temperatures fall to below zero overnight due to quiet conditions. Winds continue to gust up to 20 mph. The feels-like drops as low

TODAY: After the return of snow overnight, Friday will be noticeably colder than Thursday. Highs may not climb out of the single digits for many. A forecast of 10 degrees is expected in Columbia through the heat of day. We’ll have some sunshine early, with more clouds returning late in the day. TONIGHT: Expect temperatures

TONIGHT: Snow moves into the region after 5 pm beginning in Chariton and Macon counties. As the night continues on, the snowfall continues to move to the southeast becoming widespread by 9 pm. Snowfall totals range from a T-1″ north of I-70 with up to a trace possible south of I-70. TOMORROW: Winds switch out

TONIGHT: Snow moves into the region after 5 pm beginning in Chariton and Macon counties. As the night continues on, the snowfall continues to move to the southeast becoming widespread by 9 pm. Snowfall totals range from a T-1″ north of I-70 with up to a trace possible south of I-70. TOMORROW: Winds switch out

TODAY: It’s another mild day ahead, with warmth that moved in on Wednesday, sticking around. We’ll have highs in the mid-to-upper 30s, ahead of an arctic cold front that returns this evening. Winds through the day will remain light and southerly, until around the dinner hour, when the arctic front drops in and ushers in

TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to nearly 20 degrees with the possibility for some flurries to light snow showers. Trace amounts of accumulation remain possible. Winds remain out of the southwest at 5-10 mph. TOMORROW: Light snow showers remain possible towards the afternoon and overnight hours as highs warm into the mid-30s. Snowfall accumulations range from

TODAY: Temperatures warm dramatically today thanks to southwest winds and sunshine. Highs will finally reach back above freezing, into the mid-30s for many. TONIGHT: We keep south winds overnight into Thursday, where we only cool into the upper teens and low 20s. EXTENDED: A system tracking through the region Thursday afternoon will bring light snow

TODAY: Wednesday brings significant warmth to the region, given what cold has been entrenched in the area since before the weekend. Southwest winds and sunshine will likely bring temperatures back above freezing, into the mid-30s for many. TONIGHT: We keep south winds overnight into Thursday, where we only cool into the upper teens and low

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cold with lows in the low single digits. Wind chills between -10 to -15 by daybreak. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the lower 30s. Evening flurries possible. EXTENDED: Bitterly cold air sticks around through tomorrow morning as our lows drop down into the single digits again tonight with

TODAY: Afternoon highs warm just over the double digit threshold with mostly sunny skies. Winds remain out of the west at 8-12 mph. TONIGHT: Skies stay mostly clear tonight, and temperatures fall back into the single digits, but stay above zero. EXTENDED: Arctic high pressure slides south of us on Tuesday, but as it pushes

TODAY: Tuesday is more continuation of dangerous cold, with temperatures starting subzero, and climbing only into the teens by the afternoon. Still, this is improvement, and will partner with sunny skies, adding to the warm feel. Still, we stay below freezing until Wednesday. TONIGHT: Skies stay mostly clear tonight, and temperatures fall back into the

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow before midnight. Accumulation up to 0.5″. Lows falling to about -5, with wind chills around -20 degrees by sunrise. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold with highs in the low teens. EXTENDED: Snow showers have developed in the Kansas City area and through much of west central Missouri, and will

TODAY: I’m tracking dangerous wind chills staying in the negative single digits and teens throughout MLK day, which is why today is an ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day. Along with this, I’m tracking a round of light snow moving across central Missouri. This will enter throughout the afternoon hours and exit throughout the evening

TODAY: Monday starts just about as cold as Sunday, so expect another cold one, with highs in the single digits, near about 5 degrees. Winds have us feeling like 10-15 below through the day. Clouds keeps us gray, with snow showers returning this afternoon. Most will see snow through the afternoon, with totals reaching anywhere

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and bitterly cold with lows around -7 degrees. Wind chills between -20 and 25 by daybreak. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with afternoon snow showers that could bring a dusting of accumulation. Highs near 5 degrees with wind chills around -10. EXTENDED: Dangerously cold wind chills continue into Monday with lows falling to around

TODAY: Temperatures are even colder today if you can believe it with the wind chill bottoming out below -30 degrees in the morning. Winds continue to gust up to 20 mph or higher today. TOMORROW: Monday is still dangerously cold with the feels-like between -10 to -15 degrees in the morning. Wind chills in the

TODAY: With strong northerly winds, highs will struggle out of the single digits while the wind chill remains around -10 degrees through the day. Light snow is possible from midmorning to the evening. Some areas could pick up a half inch at most. TOMORROW: Sunday is the coldest part of our arctic blast with morning

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and windy with gusts up to 45 mph. Wind chills between -10 and -15 degrees as lows drop to the single digits. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with some light flurries. Highs in the lower teens with wind chills about -10 during the day. EXTENDED: Strong wind gusts between 35-45 mph are possible through

TODAY: Temperatures plummet this afternoon down to the teens by sundown. This will be ushered in via winds that may gust as high as 30-40 mph. Roads will quickly become treacherous as slick spots develop. For details on snow, read our ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day Blog. TONIGHT: Dangerous cold hits quick as temperatures fall