Weather

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with ongoing showers and storms. Some could be strong with heavy rain and isolated gusty winds. Lows near 70 degrees. Rain amounts could reach 1-2.5″. TOMORROW: Showers and storms early, becoming scattered and more focused south of I-70 during the day. Highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: Showers and storms linger overnight

THURSDAY: Off to another warm start as southerly winds are trying to push us into the 90’s again. They’ll fall short with showers and storms putting the brakes on the heat this afternoon, but we’ll manage the upper 80’s. Those storms will slowly slide south into the afternoon and evening. Some could be strong, bringing some

THURSDAY: Off to another warm start as southerly winds are trying to push us into the 90’s again. They’ll fall short with showers and storms putting the brakes on the heat this afternoon, but we’ll manage the upper 80’s. Those storms will slowly slide south into the afternoon and evening. Some could be strong, bringing

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and breezy with lows in the low 70s. South winds up to 20 mph at times. TOMORROW: Storms likely by afternoon. A few may be strong with isolated damaging wind gusts and heavy rain. Rainfall amounts between 1-2″. Highs in the upper 80s. EXTENDED:  A cold front situated to our north will

WEDNESDAY: We’ll pick up a few clouds here and there, but it’ll filter the sunshine at worst. Temperatures look to top out in the low 90’s with a decent southwesterly breeze throughout the day. That will help bump up the humidity, pushing the heat index near the century mark. TONIGHT: Adding on a few more clouds overnight,

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and mild with lows in the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny, hot, and breezy. Highs in the low 90s. Heat index between 97-100. EXTENDED: Wednesday is a dry day for Mid-Missouri, with the cold front still to our north across Iowa. Before the front works south on Thursday, temperatures reach near 90 with a

TUESDAY: All of that rain we’ve been tracking since this past weekend has turned into some more fog this morning. That looks to burn off around 9-10 AM this morning with sunshine making a return by this afternoon. It’ll be a very comfortable afternoon with highs only reaching the low to mid 80’s. Enjoy it while

TUESDAY: All of that rain we’ve been tracking since this past weekend has turned into some more fog this morning. That looks to burn off around 9-10 AM this morning with sunshine making a return by this afternoon. It’ll be a very comfortable afternoon with highs only reaching the low to mid 80’s. Enjoy it

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with showers exiting after sunset. Lows in the low 60s. TOMORROW: Clouds gradually decrease. It’s warmer with highs in the low to mid-80s. EXTENDED: Clouds gradually clear during the day tomorrow, allowing temperatures to get back to around 85. Wednesday is our last completely dry day again for a while, and also the hottest with

MONDAY: Showers will be possible throughout the day as this low continues to spin through the area. All of the cloud cover around will keep temperatures pretty comfortable in the mid to upper 70’s. TONIGHT: Rain will come to an end by midnight. Partly cloudy skies will give us a chance to cool off into the low

Tonight: Scattered showers remain with us in Mid-Missouri throughout Sunday evening. We will see cooler than average lows bottoming out at 64.Tomorrow: The low-pressure system located in Northern Missouri will continue to slowly push northeast throughout the duration of Monday leading to more scattered showers enabling us to stay well below the average high of

Today: Scattered showers are possible today with no severe weather expected. Skies are cloudy all day and highs are cooler in the mid to upper 70s. Tomorrow: Rain chances continue for Monday with a possible rumble of thunder in the afternoon. Highs stick to the upper 70s. Extended: Clouds and rain exit quickly Monday night

Tonight: Scattered strong to severe storms have developed along the southwestern part of Central Missouri. The biggest threats with these storms will be flooding, strong winds, large hail, and possible weak tornadoes. As the night continues, these storms will push east. Past 10:30 another round of storms will pass through much of the Northern and