Weather

TODAY: Wednesday is a Weather Alert Day, as storms this morning and afternoon may pack a severe punch. While damaging winds are the most likely threat from this system, all severe types are possible, including the possibility of tornadoes. For more detail, read our latest blog. Otherwise, Wednesday will be warm, with temperatures approaching low-to-mid

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with warming temperatures overnight. Morning temperatures reaching the upper 50s to around 60. TOMORROW: Strong storms with heavy rain and potentially damaging winds through early afternoon. Highs reaching the mid-60s. Rain amounts between 1-1.5″. EXTENDED: A strong low pressure system is moving across the Plains tonight, bringing a warm front north across

Today: Temperatures continue to rise into the mid-50s with partly cloudy skies this afternoon. Winds remain out of the southeast at 8-12 mph. Tonight: Overnight lows cool towards the 50 degree mark as a few spotty showers enter the region to the north of highway 70. Extended: Early Wednesday morning after 4 am, showers and

TUESDAY: Pleasant weather continues Tuesday, with highs in the 50s under mostly sunny skies. TONIGHT: Winds late in the day turn from the south after starting from the north Tuesday morning. This is accompanied by some high level clouds late in the afternoon that move in overnight. These features keep temperatures warming through the night,

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and breezy with lows in the lower 30s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and slightly cooler with highs in the mid-50s. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance rolls through tonight, bringing more clouds and perhaps a sprinkle or two. Temperatures drop to the low 30s by morning, and tomorrow is a touch cooler in the mid-50s

TODAY: Monday is easing us into the week, with plenty of sunshine, and highs in the low 60s. Some clouds will be with us to start, but we’ll have mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions through the day with a breeze from the west-southwest. TONIGHT: We’ll keep partly cloudy skies tonight, ahead of a weak

TODAY: Monday is easing us into the week, with plenty of sunshine, and highs in the low 60s. Some clouds will be with us to start, but we’ll have mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions through the day with a breeze from the west-southwest. TONIGHT: We’ll keep partly cloudy skies tonight, ahead of a weak

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with a chance of a few sprinkles overnight. Lows in the mid-30s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and mild with highs in the low 60s. Wind gusts up to 20 mph. EXTENDED: A weak disturbance rolls through the area tonight, bringing a chance for a few showers overnight. This will clear out before sunrise,

TONIGHT: Temperatures will be dropping back down into the 40s by the end of the night. We are seeing increasing chances to experience some light sprinkles later in the night, but no measurable amount is expected. Winds will still be blowing from the south-south west at 15-20 mph, with gusts up to 25. TOMORROW: The

TODAY: Sunny skies will help out as much as possible today with highs reaching near 40. This is still seasonably cool, so stay bundled up! TONIGHT: Continued clear skies allow temperatures to drop back to the lower 30s. EXTENDED: Conditions recover quickly Saturday as southerly winds push highs to the mid-50s. Clouds will return by

TODAY: Clouds are moving out this morning, leaving us cold, dry, and clear to start the day. Expect temperatures to climb from the teens and 20s, well into the 30s and near 40 under sunny skies. Winds will be light and from the northwest from the northwest this morning, before turning from the southwest late

TONIGHT: Snow showers ending by mid-evening, with a few slick spots possible across northern Missouri. Lows in the upper teens to around 20, wind chills in the low teens by morning. TOMORROW: Chilly and bright with highs in the upper 30s to around 40. EXTENDED: Slick spots may be possible in untreated areas tonight, especially

TODAY: Rain this morning will become freezing rain for some as temperatures continue to fall into the morning hours. Freezing rain and sleet will be possible along and north of a line from Marshall to Paris. As the atmosphere cools through the morning, precipitation turns gradually to snow in these same areas, before light snow