Weather

TODAY: Freezing drizzle overnight left some with slick roadways, not to mention a sheet of ice likely on cars, sidewalks, and patios this morning, so use caution walking outside. Roadways should improve with treatment as precipitation in mid-MO has already switched to a frozen type of precip (either snow, sleet, or both) as of around

TODAY: Freezing drizzle overnight left some with slick roadways, not to mention a sheet of ice likely on cars, sidewalks, and patios this morning, so use caution walking outside. Roadways should improve with treatment as precipitation in mid-MO has already switched to a frozen type of precip (either snow, sleet, or both) as of around

TONIGHT: Another round of a freezing drizzle/rain mix is heading into the forecast area late tonight. The highest chances for Missouri are just to the south of us, but that doesn’t mean we are completely out of it. Amounts are less that 1/10th of an inch once again, but because of the fact that surfaces

TODAY: Conditions will be drastically different than the start of the weekend with morning temperatures in the teens. Some folks in northeastern Missouri saw light ice accumulation overnight but no road impacts are expected Sunday. Highs today remain below freezing thanks to cloudy skies and wind chills will be in the teens through the afternoon.

TONIGHT: Our area will experience winds of 12-15 mph, with gusts up to 20 as a cold front moves in. Along with this, Columbia could start seeing light showers late tonight, which will shift into freezing rain and snow later in the night. As for totals and affects, I’m not expecting much, as total freezing

THIS AFTERNOON: Warm with highs near 50. Winds will be breezy between 10-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph from the southwest. Sunshine peeks through partly cloudy skies with our southern counties seeing the most sun. TOMORROW: Temperatures start out near freezing early Saturday with more clouds. Southerly winds boost temperatures back to the

TODAY: Many will welcome Friday’s change, as we warm to near 50, after a high of 30 on Thursday. Winds will be breezy; sustained around 10-20 mph, gusting as high as 30 mph from the southwest. Additionally, sunshine will break through a partly cloudy sky, especially in the south. There’s no real dividing line that

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with lows in the lower 20s. Gusty winds bring wind chills into the teens overnight. TOMORROW: Partly sunny, warmer and breezy with highs in the mid-upper 40s. EXTENDED: Winds will shift to the south-southwest overnight as high pressure settles in to our south, allowing temperatures to warm up by daybreak to the

TODAY: Sunshine returns for yet another day in what has been a pretty stagnant pattern. Wind direction will generally remain out of the east at speeds of about 5 to 10 mph. Yesterday’s high was near 80 degrees for many, and with a similar setup, expect similar temperatures. In more detail, temperatures at the lowest

TODAY: It’s cold this morning, with temperatures starting in the teens and 20s. Thanks to early clouds, and a stout breeze from the northwest, temperatures will struggle to warm out of the 20s today. Our forecast high is 30 degrees for Columbia, with some cooler to the north, and warmer to the south. More sunshine

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and breezy with lows in the low 20s. Spotty flurries possible. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy and breezy with highs near 30. EXTENDED: Clouds gradually decrease during the day tomorrow, but temperatures will still be near the freezing mark as colder air hangs over the region in the wake of low pressure.

Today: Temperatures meander into the mid-30s with mostly cloudy skies. Scattered light drizzles and flurries will remain possible into the early afternoon hours. Tonight: Overnight lows cool to around 20 degrees with winds remaining out of the northwest. With melting snowfall on roadways and standing water in puddles, the possibility of black ice increases leading

TODAY: Snow is wrapping up by midday Wednesday. Accumulations with this system will slowly melt through the day as temperatures climb just above freezing after sunrise. Roads will be slushy in many places through the early morning if untreated, but especially in southern counties. Communities near the lake area to the east towards Hermann, and