Many people across Mid-Missouri had the opportunity to walk outside their front doors, or travel a short distance to the southeast to see this years total eclipse. The past total eclipse occurred only a few short years ago back into 2017. Sadly, the next nearby total eclipse will be further into the future. The next
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The UV index will be low on Wednesday with clouds and rain returning to Mid-Missouri. Pollen levels will be high despite rainfall and clouds the next few days, and increase by Friday and Saturday as gust winds return.
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TODAY: We remain mostly dry as showers stay south of the front, and highs still reach around 70 degrees despite a cooler northerly breeze. TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to the upper 40s with winds out of the northeast at 5-10 mph. Skies become mostly cloudy once again. EXTENDED: Midweek is more seasonal as cool air
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THIS MORNING: A weak cold front passing through early morning will settle just southeast of Mid-MO, possibly pushing out a stray shower or two. Morning temperatures are mild in the 50s. TODAY: We remain mostly dry as showers stay south of the front, and highs still reach around 70 degrees despite a cooler northerly breeze.
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The UV index will be high with clouds anchored in the south, and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Allergen levels remain high through the week. Oak, Juniper, and Maple are the primary allergens.
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TONIGHT: A weak cold front passing through tonight will settle just southeast of mid-MO. Temperatures fall into the upper 40s under partly to mostly cloudy skies near the boundary. This will all help keep temperatures warm overnight. TOMORROW: Mostly dry weather is in store for Columbia and possibly Jefferson City on Tuesday. Rain will be
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It was a spectacular sight, the sky going completely dark under clear skies for four minutes in southern Illinois. The next total solar eclipse won’t happen for more than 20 years, but data from the sun’s activity today could give us insight into climate change in the future. Dr. Cori Brevik is a scientist and
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TODAY: Highs in the mid to upper 70s. Thin, wispy clouds will steadily fill in but we’re expecting good viewing of the total solar eclipse, occurring locally around 2 p.m. TOMORROW: Clouds increase early Tuesday morning and a cold front could produce a few isolated showers. This won’t impact temperatures much with highs still in
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The much anticipated total solar eclipse happens tomorrow afternoon, with the path starting near Eagle Path, TX all the way up to eastern Maine. The ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Team has been closely monitoring the forecast in Mid-Missouri and in the Midwest as the path of totality will slide by just to our south across
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool with lows in the mid-40s and continued gusty winds. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with increasing high thin clouds. Cloud coverage should hold off long enough to get a good viewing of the total solar eclipse in the afternoon. Highs in the mid-upper 70s. EXTENDED: Clouds begin to spread in ahead of
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The UV index will be higher on Monday as sunshine returns with increasing cirrus clouds. Pollen levels remain high for most of the week, with a slight lowering following Wednesday’s rain on Thursday. The primary allergens are tree pollens.
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TODAY: A round of rain before sunrise only brings in warmer conditions for Sunday with highs in the 70s. Skies will quickly clear through the morning though winds remain gusty from the south up to 30 mph. TOMORROW: Conditions are mostly clear for the eclipse forecast on Monday. Temperatures will be mild in the 70s
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Tomorrow’s UV Index will be high with a sunburn time of 30 minutes. Pollen levels remain high into next week. Primary allergens are Elm, Oak, and Juniper.
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TONIGHT: I’m tracking light to moderate showers entering our western most counties by the late evening hours. These will traverse through the viewing area overnight and exit to the east by the morning hours. Temperatures will drop into the upper 40s with winds staying out of the south at 15-20 mph. TOMORROW: I’m tracking a
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TODAY: Skies remain mostly clear and highs climb further into the mid-60s. Winds could be gusty up to 35 mph ahead of a front this evening. A line of showers and storms tracks in from west to east overnight with under an inch of rain expected. TOMORROW: Sunday may start with light showers to the
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While millions of people will look to the skies for Monday’s total eclipse the animals around us aren’t tuned in to the news, though they might still have some reactions. The sudden onset of darkness in the middle of the day can throw off the natural rhythm and sleeping patterns of wildlife and cause some
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TONIGHT: Conditions remain clear and calm overnight. We won’t expect another freeze with lows dipping to the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Saturday looks to see mostly sunny skies with highs into the mid-60s. Winds gust up to 35 mph out of the southwest. EXTENDED: We get back into the 60s by Saturday afternoon but remain weather
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THIS AFTERNOON: Friday is a bright day despite some thin clouds arriving through the day. Temperatures will end up in the mid-to-upper 50s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Conditions remain clear and calm overnight. We won’t expect another freeze with lows dipping to the upper 30s. EXTENDED: We get back into the 60s by Saturday afternoon but
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TODAY: Friday is a bright day, despite some high and thin clouds arriving through the day. Temperatures starting near freezing, will likely land somewhere in the mid-to-upper 50s this afternoon. TONIGHT: Clouds remain high and sparse overnight. Temperatures settle in the upper 30s. High pressure drifts by overnight, to our north. This guides winds increasingly
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The UV index will be high with a sunburn time of 30 minutes. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Oak, Juniper, and Elm are the primary allergens.
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