Weather

TONIGHT: High pressure over head will slide east and winds will swing out of the south this evening. That will help keep temperatures propped up in the mid to upper 30’s overnight. THURSDAY: South winds will start to pick up a bit more on Thursday. That will push the warm weather back into Mid-Missouri. Highs

WEDNESDAY: It’s another chilly start but we’ve got more sunshine on the way again. Temperatures will top out in the middle 40’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Winds will swing out of the south this afternoon. That will help keep temperatures propped up in the mid to upper 30’s overnight. EXTENDED: Those southerly winds will start to

TONIGHT: Another cold front will approach this afternoon and evening, bringing another wind shift. This in addition to clear skies keep us feeling extra cool early Wednesday morning, with temperatures dropping into the low 20’s. WEDNESDAY: Temperatures are stunted by the wind shift by a few degrees. Expect a high in the mid-40’s. Still, plenty

TUESDAY: It’s looking like a similar forecast is shaping up this afternoon. Highs will once again visit the upper 40’s to low 50’s with plenty of sunshine. A cold front will approach this afternoon and evening, bringing another wind shift like we saw yesterday. TONIGHT: That change in wind direction will help cool us off

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with patchy fog developing near river valleys. Lows in the mid-20s. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: This week will largely be quiet for much of our area, but we will be keeping our eye on a few fronts that could bring some temperature changes over

TONIGHT: High pressure, a south breeze, and plenty of sunshine has us warm today, but temperatures drop again tonight. With clear skies, and a slight wind shift out of the north, our temperatures drop into the mid-20’s by early Tuesday. TUESDAY: The week cold front that brings the wind shift will pass by without issue,

TODAY: High pressure is going to be in charge today. That will bring a lot of sunshine and a bit of a warmup to finish up some shopping. Temperatures will be a little warmer than they were this weekend, in the upper 40’s. TONIGHT: We’ll stay quiet overnight as clouds will be hard to come

Tonight: Winds continue out of the south at 5-10 mpg with mostly clear skies. The overnight low falls to 27 degrees. Tomorrow: Temperatures look to increase aided by southwesterly flowing winds and a mostly sunny sky up to 49 degrees. Extended: Temperatures hover in the upper ’40s until mid-week where we warm into the mid-’50s.

TODAY: Frosty start to the day in the low 20s. Another cold and sunny afternoon as highs reach the upper 30s. TOMORROW: A warmup kicks in while we stay dry. Highs jump to the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Quiet and dry conditions prevail this week which will bring a return of above-average warmth. The early part

Tonight: Skies remain clear with winds out of the northwest at 5-10 mph. Overnight lows bottom out at 22 degrees. Tomorrow: The morning starts out chilly with temperatures into the lower to mid-’20s. A clear sky with plenty of sun slowly warms Central Missouri to 40 degrees. Extended: The next week is trending very dry

TONIGHT: After a cloudy and cool day, clouds stick around overnight. This may serve to keep us a bit on the warm side. Despite it feeling cool, temperatures will only drop a few degrees by the morning. Showers will largely exit to the east by sunrise. We start Saturday dry, and in the low 30’s.

FRIDAY: Showers look to make a push back into the area this morning. These will move in from the southwest and be off and on throughout the day. Plenty of clouds and winds out of the northwest will keep highs in the upper 30’s and low 40’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: The rain will stay with

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with increasing clouds by morning. Lows in the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Cloudy with showers by early afternoon. Highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: We’re clear overnight as lows drop back down into the 30s, with more cloud cover building in early tomorrow. A boundary sets up to our south, sending moisture north as