Weather

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly with lows in the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny, warm, and breezy with highs in the low to mid-60s. EXTENDED: We’re in for a beautiful weekend as temperatures finally get above freezing tonight with 60s on tap the next several days. Lows fall into the upper 30s tonight with low 60s tomorrow. We’ll have a

TONIGHT: Today will be the warmest since the weekend, with highs reaching the upper 50’s. Clear skies and southerly winds will carry us through the night. Thanks to clear skies, temperatures will dive again into the upper 30’s. Some may see mid 30’s, but a modest southerly breeze should keep frost at bay for most.

FRIDAY: After another cool start, temperatures will rebound nicely this afternoon. Highs will top out in the middle to upper 50’s with more sunshine finishing off the week. TONIGHT: Skies will stay mostly clear overnight. A light southwest breeze will keep temperatures from getting much cooler than the upper 30’s. EXTENDED: The mercury gets pushed

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly with lows in the low 30s. Patchy fog possible by daybreak. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid-upper 50s. EXTENDED: With warmer air trying to move in overnight into tomorrow, we’ll likely see some fog develop in low lying areas and river valleys. Tomorrow afternoon is mild and only slightly

TONIGHT: Another bright day gets temperatures back into the low-to mid-50’s this afternoon. Skies stay mostly clear after sunset, allowing temperatures to fall off a cliff again tonight. That means yet another frosty start early Friday with temperatures in the low 30’s. Some increased wind may limit frost for some. FRIDAY: We’re into the upper

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cold with lows in the low 30s. Frost is likely in most areas, so plan ahead for ice scraping and cover up sensitive plants tonight. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the lower 50s. EXTENDED: Temperatures drop to about 30 degrees overnight, and with the growing season effectively done

TONIGHT: After a sunny but frosty start, temperatures will rebound into the low 50’s this afternoon. High pressure has tracked just off to our east, leaving clear skies overhead today. Skies will remain clear for most heading into the overnight hours. This will drop temperatures once again into the low 30’s by early Thursday. THURSDAY:

WEDNESDAY: After another chilly start, we’ll enlist the help of some sunshine to thaw us out. Temperatures will rebound into the low 50’s this afternoon under mostly clear skies. TONIGHT: Clouds look like they’ll get held back enough overnight that temperatures will cool off in a hurry this evening. Lows will bottom out in the

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with a few high clouds south of I-70. Lows in the lower 30s. Frost is likely before sunrise for most areas, so be sure to cover up or bring any sensitive plants inside. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cool. Highs in the upper 40s to around 50. EXTENDED: Those between I-70 and HWY

TONIGHT: A lot of sunshine and blue sky this morning looks to give way to a few high clouds this afternoon. High pressure remains overhead, bringing us a slight northerly breeze into the evening. High’s this afternoon top out in the upper 40’s. High clouds remain overnight, but won’t keep temperatures from dipping into the

TUESDAY: A slow-moving high-pressure system is starting to enter the region. That will help push some of the clouds to our south this afternoon. Highs will still be cool for the start of November, only topping out in the upper 40’s today. TONIGHT: A few clouds will be leftover tonight, keeping frost from becoming a

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with showers ending late. Lows in the low to mid-30s. TOMORRROW: Clouds decrease with more afternoon sunshine. Highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: We’ve had a cold light rain across much of mid-MO Monday, but there have been some scattered reports of wet snowflakes out to our west earlier today as we

TONIGHT: We’re tracking scattered showers to our north, that are slowly entering our area this morning. These showers will be fighting a dry layer right above the surface, so what appears on radar, may not quite make it to the ground right away. Later this morning, towards the afternoon hours, our chances of feeling rain