Weather

TONIGHT: A front is on its way in to northern parts of the state this evening. It’s expected to lose steam and fizzle as it approaches Mid-Missouri, but one or two showers will be possible if they can hold on long enough north of I-70. Temperatures overnight will cool off into the middle 60’s. SATURDAY:

Today: Temperatures will sit nearly ten degrees above average as we approach 89 for today’s high. Winds continue out of the southeast at 5-10 mph with mostly clear skies. Tonight: Temperatures slowly begin to fall into the mid-’60s with mostly clear skies and winds out of the southeast. Extended: This weekend, highs will return to

TODAY: Cool to start in the low 60s. Patchy fog is possible before sunrise. Summer-like heat is on the way this afternoon with highs in the upper 80s. A cold front will move close to the area this evening and potentially bring showers to counties north of I-70. Watch out for a stray shower if you’re

TONIGHT: Mostly clear overhead tonight. Temperatures will settle down in the low 60’s by sunrise. FRIDAY: That cooler start will lead to a warmer end by the afternoon. Highs will once again reach the upper 80’s. We’re tracking a cold front that will move in by the evening. A few showers could hold together long

TODAY: Sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 80s. TOMORROW: Highs continue to rise close to 90 degrees on Friday. Be sure to stay hydrated! EXTENDED: High pressure will build and bring more moisture into central Missouri over the next few days. The heat index will likely rise into the low 90s Saturday and

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool with lows in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid-upper 80s. EXTENDED: We’re about 5-10 degrees cooler behind the cold front that moved through the area overnight, leaving us with temperatures in the upper 50s for many areas overnight. As

WEDNESDAY: Most of the rain has made it south of the area, but a leftover shower or two early this morning can’t be ruled out. Sunshine will return throughout the morning, but temperatures will end up a bit cooler, in the low to mid 80’s. TONIGHT: With mostly clear skies overhead, we get a good

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with storms losing intensity after sunset. Lows in the lower 60s. TOMORROW: Clouds gradually decrease. Highs in the lower 80s with lower humidity. EXTENDED: A few of the storms that have developed across Mid-Missouri this afternoon may become more robust over the next few hours, so we’ll watch locations along and south

Today: Showers and storms begin to develop just south of I-70 this afternoon ahead of an approaching cold front. These scattered showers and storms will begin to become more widespread with chances of brief downpours and lightning possible. Most areas north of I-70 should remain dry, but southern counties will see increased chances for rainfall.

TUESDAY: We’ll get to a similar spot this afternoon before some more active weather moves in. Highs will top out in the upper 80’s with a southerly breeze sticking around. Showers and storms will break out late this afternoon into this evening. There’s a chance one or two is on the strong side, with gusty

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and mild with lows near 70. TOMORROW: Partly sunny and breezy with highs in the upper 80s. Showers and thunderstorms possible by afternoon through the evening. A few storms could bring heavy downpours and gusty winds. EXTENDED: Temperatures tonight remain mild, about 10 degrees warmer than average. Tomorrow starts out quiet but with a few more

Today: Most of the central and eastern regions of the United States will see a haze today due to continuous upper air smoke from the wildfires out west. Our high today increase to 90 degrees with mostly clear skies. Tonight: Winds continue out of the southwest this evening leading to an above-average overnight low of

MONDAY: Another warm one to start off a new week. Highs will top out around 90 again with a southwestern breeze keeping things stirred up. We’ll pick up a few high clouds this afternoon, but nothing serious. TONIGHT: Other than a few clouds, we’re quiet overnight. Lows will only bottom out near 70. EXTENDED: It’s

Tonight: gusty winds continue out of the southwest at 10-15 mph as the overnight low cools to 64 degrees. Sky conditions in Mid-Missouri will remain mostly clear. Tomorrow: Monday looks to warm up with a high of 89 degrees and mostly clear skies. Winds decrease throughout the late morning hours to five mph holding from

TODAY: More hazy skies with highs in the low 90s. Breezes pick up in the afternoon and, along with low humidity, should help conditions stay comfortable. TOMORROW: We stay dry and hot in the low 90s again. Southerly winds may bring a little more humidity into Mid-MO for a feels-like in the mid-90s. EXTENDED: Tuesday

Tonight: Winds continue out of the southwest at 10-15 mph keeping our overnight low warmer at 68 degrees. Central Missouri will see mostly clear skies. Tomorrow: Winds continue out of the southwest allowing for warmer temperatures to climb along with hazy sky conditions due to the wildfires out west. The high will increase to 92

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and warm with lows in the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny, hazy, and breezy with highs in the low to mid-90s. EXTENDED: Temperatures tonight will be about 10 degrees warmer than this morning, falling into the upper 60s. Tomorrow will be hot and breezy and we’ll still have that smoky haze lingering as high pressure builds overhead.

Tonight: Temperatures stay well above average heading off into the overnight hours with winds continuing out of the southwest at 8-12 mph. The overnight low drops to 70 degrees. Tomorrow: Temperatures continue to increase to a high of 94 as the humidity slowly starts to increase making it feel muggier outside. There will be mostly

FRIDAY: It’ll be another bright day to round of the week. Temperatures will be a bit warmer today with winds turning out of the south this afternoon, reaching the upper 80’s. Some gusts could get to 20 mph. Some more of that wildfire smoke will stick around today from the fires out west, leading to