TONIGHT: Skies see an increase in cloud cover overnight eventually becoming overcast late. Lows cool to near the 60 degree mark. An isolated shower or two remains possible in far southeastern portions of the region closer to I-44. TOMORROW: Friday sees scattered showers pulling in from the remnants of Helene and a low pressure system
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Among the pumpkin spice and spooky decorations, the namesake of the fall season may be getting duller. The vibrant colors of fall foliage could be harder to see as an unstable climate stresses trees and keeps temperatures hotter for longer. Historically leaves start to change in Missouri in late September, peaking about a month later
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THIS AFTERNOON: Temperatures remain seasonal in the 70s with mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: Clouds fill in overnight as low pressure interacts with Hurricane Helene and begins to pull rain in from the east slowly. EXTENDED: Light rain will fill in across the southeast half of Mid-MO early Friday and winds will also be noticeably gusty
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The outer edges of Hurricane Helene started hitting Florida on Wednesday night with the eye expected to make landfall in the state’s Big Bend area sometime today.
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TODAY: Skies start mostly sunny Thursday, with highs reaching upper 70s amid a light north breeze. TONIGHT: Temperatures will be slightly warmer overnight, with increasing cloud cover. EXTENDED: Showers may return near I-44 after midnight, and continue to spread northwest through Friday. There is still some question as to how far west rain spreads, but
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TONIGHT: Skies remain mostly clear with lows cooling to the mid-50s. TOMORROW: Thursday remains mostly sunny with highs into the upper 70s making for the best day to get outdoors out of the next several. EXTENDED: Friday welcomes showers and storms brought on by the remnants of Helene as highs reach into the mid-70s. Chances
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Hurricane Helene is now a Category 1 hurricane as it enters the Gulf of Mexico and heads for Florida. The storm is over 400 miles southwest of Tampa and is expected to make landfall in the Big Bend region by Thursday evening. It could produce up to 130 mph winds and 20 foot storm surge
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THIS AFTERNOON: Wednesday is bright with only a few fair weather clouds and highs in the 70s. TONIGHT: Skies remain clear overnight allowing temperatures to fall into the 50s through early Thursday. EXTENDED: Rain returns this weekend with potential impacts from the remnants of Hurricane Helene but it’s still uncertain how much rain we receive
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TODAY: Wednesday is bright, with only a few clouds from morning, through the afternoon. Expect highs in the mid 70s, with less humidity. TONIGHT: Skies are mostly clear again overnight, with temperatures falling into the 50s through early Thursday. EXTENDED: It’s beginning to look like we will keep low surface humidity through Friday, as we
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CNN By Alexandra Banner, CNN (CNN) — Inflation across the economy is cooling, but many Americans are grappling with sticker shock over rising egg prices in the US. On the sunny side up, eggs aren’t nearly as expensive as they were in late 2022 and early 2023 when a spike in bird flu cases severely
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TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to the mid-50s with isolated chances of showers and patchy fog. TOMORROW: Wednesday welcomes drier conditions with mostly sunny skies. Winds remain out of the northeast at 5 mph. Highs increase into the mid-70s. EXTENDED: Thursday remains mostly dry with cloud cover building greatly as the day continues on. Thursday evening
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TODAY: Cloudy and drizzly conditions linger this morning, with continued clouds and spotty showers in the forecast for the day ahead. This afternoon and evening, just enough instability may be present to aid in creating a rumble of thunder or two. Expect highs near 70 amid a light northwest breeze. TONIGHT: Skies may break up
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TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool tot he lower 60s as scattered showers remain across the region. Tomorrow: Tuesday sees isolated rain chances that dry into the later afternoon hours. Highs warm into the lower 70s. EXTENDED: Wednesday remains dry thanks to a high pressure system. Thursday seems to stay dry until the later afternoon hours where
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TODAY: Scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day Monday will keep us wet and cloudy all day. Temperatures are likely to be held in the 60s all day thanks to this. A widespread quarter of an inch to an inch could come today, with locally up to two or more inches thanks to thunderstorms. TONIGHT:
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TONIGHT: I’m tracking showers and storms moving into central Missouri from 4-6 PM. Heavier downpours can be expected, but severe weather is not anticipated. If strong to severe storms are observed, they will be expected to form along and south of I-44 throughout the evening, and damaging winds will be the main concern. After sunset,
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Monday will have a UV Index of 1, meaning it will take 60 or more minutes to receive a sunburn without the proper protection. Pollen levels will be low to medium throughout the majority of next week.
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TODAY: Scattered showers and storms are expected all of Sunday with the heaviest rain falling in the morning. Rain totals range between a few tenths of an inch to over 2 inches in the wettest spots. Temperatures will be noticeably milder in the 70s today. TOMORROW: Rain continues into Monday and will again be heaviest
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The 46th annual Heritage Festival and Craft Show in Columbia on Sunday is canceled, Columbia Parks and Recreation said Saturday. According to a press release from the city, the festival was canceled due to “multiple weather forecasts showing a strong chance of thunderstorms and heavy rain.” Sunday was set to be the
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TONIGHT: I’m tracking a brief break in rainfall across central Missouri before another round of more widespread and heavier rainfall moves in from the west overnight. Temperatures will drop into the high 60s by the end of the night and winds will shift into the north at 5-8 mph. TOMORROW: The majority of central and
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Sunday’s UV Index will be a 1, which is low. This means it will take 60 or more minutes to receive a sunburn without the proper protection. Pollen levels will be low to medium throughout the start of next week.
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