Weather

Tonight: Temperatures will continue to fall thanks to winds pushing in from the northwest. The overnight low drops to the mid-’30s with counties to the north of Randolph falling to freezing leading to a chance of morning frost. Rain will continue to push to off to the east exiting Central Missouri after 10 pm. Tomorrow:

Easter Sunday: A few sprinkles will be possible near sunrise, with rain chances increasing by late morning. Scattered showers move through Mid-MO during the afternoon. Temperatures will be stuck in the 40s with the soggy conditions. Tomorrow: Skies clear early, helping temperatures warm back to the upper 50s. Breezy with wind gusts up to 25

SATURDAY: Cool conditions kick off the weekend with highs in the upper 50s today. Skies will remain partly cloudy throughout the afternoon and Mid-MO stays dry. EASTER SUNDAY: Sunrise services should watch for a stray sprinkle in the early morning, with rain chances picking up close to noon. Showers will move through the area from

TONIGHT: Most of us have kicked the rain to the curb, with the last of the showers activity on radar keeping south of Jefferson City as of about 4 p.m. Skies will start to clear after the rain exits, but high cloud cover moves in from the west. This won’t introduce any more chances for

TONIGHT: Rain exits for most by mid-afternoon, with a cold front pushing it completely out of mid-Missouri by 7p.m. or so. Skies will start to clear after the rain exits, but high cloud cover moves in from the west. This won’t introduce any more chances for rain overnight. We’re cooling into the low 40’s early

Today: Showers begin to creep in from the southwest after 7 AM leading to widespread showers by 9 AM. Temperatures continue to rise as winds filter in from the southwest with gusts up to 25 mph. Friday’s afternoon high tops out into the mid-’60s. Tomorrow: Temperatures cool slightly after the passage of Friday’s cold front

TONIGHT: Under clear skies Temperatures fall into the low to mid-40’s by early Friday. TOMORROW: Friday morning, clouds return with a chance for showers. Some south of I-70 may hear thunder. Expect highs in the mid-60’s. EXTENDED: Saturday is a touch cooler but boasts more sunshine. Saturday will be the best day for egg hunts and

Today: Winds remained sustained at 10-15 mph with gusts up to 30 mph as sky conditions remain mostly sunny. The afternoon high tops out at 60 degrees. Tonight: Strong winds slowly begin to diminish as sustained winds remain at 8-12 mph. The overnight low crawls to the lower ’40s with partly cloudy skies. Extended: Chances

TODAY: Clear skies and near freezing early; a warmup will still get highs to the upper 50s. TOMORROW: Clouds return with a chance for showers. Highs in the mid-50s. EXTENDED: Friday will bring a few more clouds and a weak front that could trigger a couple showers or storms, but no severe threat is expected with

TONIGHT: Clearing skies and much cooler with lows in the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Breezy and mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s to around 60. EXTENDED: Temperatures have fallen off dramatically after this morning’s storms, and we managed to escape much of the severe threat with a handful of severe storm warnings this morning thanks to more

Today: Lingering storms will slowly push to the east and out of Central Missouri by later this afternoon. Temperatures will gradually fall throughout the next several hour’s thanks to winds returning out of the northwest after the passage of the cold front. Tonight: Temperatures fall to the mid-’30s for tonight’s overnight low with partly cloudy

TODAY: This morning, a line of thunderstorms will pass from west to east. This line of storms will gradually weaken, but likely maintain enough strength to generate lightning, thunder, and pockets of heavy rain. A few stronger cells can’t completely be ruled out during the pre-dawn hours, but it looks increasingly unlikely given the environment

TODAY: Fog, and light showers are anticipated early this morning as a warm airmass lifts through the region. We will trend drier the rest of the day though, as we pick up winds out of the south. Wind gusts in the 20 to 30 mph range, and sunshine will push temperatures into the 80’s this

TODAY: Showers and storms at today’s onset will push southeast, and stall. The boundary driving them will settle far enough to our southeast to remove the severe threat for us today, but not far enough to dry us out completely. By 9am, most are dry, especially those north of I-70, and west of I-44. By