Today’s tornado warning test conducted by the National Weather Service was a prompt to get us thinking about our severe weather plans. Here in mid-Missouri we’re no strangers to severe weather. Many of us were impacted by the tornado that tore through Jefferson City just a few years ago, and it won’t be long before
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TUESDAY: It’ll be another quiet day around Mid-Missouri. High pressure near the Great Lakes will keep the rain in Arkansas today, and us largely cloud-free. It will help steer winds out of a more southerly direction, bumping temperatures into the upper 50’s. TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies will stick around tonight, with lows falling into the low 30’s.
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TUESDAY: It’ll be another quiet day around Mid-Missouri. High pressure near the Great Lakes will keep the rain in Arkansas today, and us largely cloud-free. It will help steer winds out of a more southerly direction, bumping temperatures into the upper 50’s. TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies will stick around tonight, with lows falling into the
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly with lows falling into the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and slightly warmer with highs in the mid-50s. A few clouds possible by afternoon, especially south. EXTENDED: We’re in for a nice quiet stretch with plenty of sunshine this week as the jet stream lifts north and pulls in warmer
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MONDAY: Clouds have cleared the area overnight and look to stay out for much of the day. Temperatures will top out in the low 50’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: With mostly clear skies sticking around, lows will fall back into the upper 20’s. EXTENDED: We get a little further up the mountain tomorrow with highs reaching
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TONIGHT: Conditions will be cool tonight with lows falling into the upper 20s. Cloud cover will decrease for our southern counties as partly cloudy skies are set to move in for a majority of the next week. TOMORROW: To kick off the first week of March, we’ll climb our way out of the 20s until
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TODAY: Lingering showers are possible this morning but clear by the afternoon. Clouds overnight have helped us stay very warm, with most of us hanging on to the 50s to start the morning. Unfortunately, these clouds will keep us from warming much more during the day. Winds have picked up behind the rain; expect gusts
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TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and breezy with rain likely for areas near the Lake of the Ozarks and I-44. Rain amounts could range between 0.25″ and 0.5″ for these locations. Lows in the low 40s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and breezy with highs in the lower 50s. Rain chances mainly stay south of I-44. EXTENDED: Clouds retreat tomorrow
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TODAY: Showers have exited the area but they left behind some patchy fog this morning. Sunshine will return early to push highs to the low 60s. THIS EVENING: More rain is possible tonight as a system passes to the south. Most showers will stick to the southwestern portion of the area; however, some of us
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TONIGHT: Spotty showers early, patchy fog overnight. Lows in the low to mid-30s. TOMORROW: Fog diminishes early, mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. EXTENDED: By Saturday night, an area of low pressure tracking south of us could send rain showers as far north as I-44, with another wave of rain Sunday for the
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FRIDAY: We’ll start off with some sunshine to wake us up, but clouds will move in throughout the day from the south. That’s preceding our next chance of rain. With the amount of dry air in place, we expect the showers to hold off until this evening. Highs today will work into the upper 40’s
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TONIGHT: Clouds slowly decrease with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. TOMORROW: Sunshine early, followed by increasing clouds through the afternoon. A few showers possible north of I-70 by evening. Highs near 50. EXTENDED: We clear the clouds early Saturday, with more sunshine and highs getting close to 60 degrees. Another disturbance moves south
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Winter often brings cold, clouds, and overall gloomy conditions. While seeing snow can be exciting, winters can also cause mental and emotional strain on the people it impacts. If you’ve ever noticed a change in your mood after the days start getting shorter, you may be suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder. Jaclyn Valadka who is
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THURSDAY: Clouds look like they’ll be a bit stubborn today. We’ll still manage a few peeks of sunshine throughout the day, but we’ll be a few degrees cooler, in the middle 40’s. TONIGHT: Those mostly cloudy skies stick around tonight, helping keep temperatures in the upper 20’s. EXTENDED: Friday will feature more sunshine, bumping temperatures into the upper 40’s to near
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THURSDAY: Clouds look like they’ll be a bit stubborn today. We’ll still manage a few peeks of sunshine throughout the day, but we’ll be a few degrees cooler, in the middle 40’s. TONIGHT: Those mostly cloudy skies stick around tonight, helping keep temperatures in the upper 20’s. EXTENDED: Friday will feature more sunshine, bumping temperatures into the upper 40’s
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TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and chilly with light north winds. Lows in the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy and slightly cooler with highs in the mid-40s. EXTENDED: Friday brings more sun during the day and sends us back to about 50, but a weak disturbance rolling through late in the day could bring some light evening showers.
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WEDNESDAY: A cold front moving through this morning will knock temperatures back for the afternoon. Highs will only make it into the mid to upper 40’s under partly cloudy skies. Winds out of the northwest will keep us from warming up quite as much as we did yesterday. TONIGHT: Those northerly winds will stick around
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear to partly cloudy with lows in the mid-upper 30s. Light showers limited to areas near I-44 and south. Winds shift back north overnight as a cold front moves through the region. TOMORROW: Partly cloudy to mostly sunny and cooler with a north breeze. Highs in the mid-upper 40s. EXTENDED: A cold front
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On the backend of a major energy crisis in Texas, many people have been left wondering what went wrong with the power grid. In Texas, the major source of energy is natural gas followed by coal, gasoline, and several sources of renewable energy including wind power. In last weeks’ case, the bitter cold mixed with
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Experts say the rapid drop in water levels at Lake of the Ozarks is no cause for alarm and is directly tied to increased power demands from last week’s brutal winter weather.
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