Weather

Tonight: Isolated pop-up storms are possible but remained short-lived. Moderate downpours and lighting will be the main threats with these cells. Overnight lows cool to the upper 60s as winds remain out of the south at 5-10 mph. Tomorrow: Saturday morning sees chances of isolated storms that clear by mid-morning. Afternoon highs warm into the

TODAY: Storms in southwest Missouri will bring potential for morning rainfall locally. These storms are expected to spread into the region before sunrise near the Lake of the Ozarks, making it to Jefferson City and Columbia closer to 6 a.m. This activity will weaken, and overall rainfall totals are expected to be less than a

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with isolated showers early, lows in the mid-60s. TOMORROW: Partly sunny and hot with highs in the mid-80s. Isolated to scattered showers and storms by afternoon could be strong, with pea to quarter size hail and gusty winds. EXTENDED: Showers can’t be ruled out tonight, but widespread rain is not expected into

Today: Afternoon highs warm into the mid-70s thanks to scattered showers and storms this afternoon. rainfall totals look to reach up to 0.25″ in isolated areas. Winds remain out of the southeast at 10-15 mph. Tonight: Overnight lows cool to the mid-60s with continuous chances of scattered showers and storms. Extended: Friday sees another warm-up

TODAY: An approaching warm front brings scattered showers this morning, and will bring us a cool and gray day. Expect widely scattered light rain, through the morning, with a better chance at hearing rumbles of thunder by the afternoon. While just about everyone will see rain at some point today, there will be pockets of

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with an isolated shower or storm. Lows in the lower 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. Highs in the upper 70s. EXTENDED: A warm front slowly lifts through the area between Thursday and Friday, bringing the potential for scattered showers tomorrow along with a few rumbles of

Tonight: Cloud cover builds back in from the south this afternoon leaving the majority of Mid-Missouri under mostly cloudy conditions. Afternoon highs top out into the lower 30s with winds out of the southeast at 5-10 mph. A few isolated pop-up storms are possible down towards the Lake of the Ozarks and Rolla region but

TODAY: After some received even more of that much needed rain last night, Wednesday is looking mostly dry. There is enough moisture available, that a pocket of weak instability may be able to develop a spot shower or storm this afternoon, but realistically it’s a dry day. Clouds will be a mixed bag. We’ll see

TONIGHT: Showers and storms possible near the Lake of the Ozarks, otherwise mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s to around 60. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy with isolated showers and storms possible. Highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: A complex of storms will track across southwest Missouri tonight, potentially clipping areas along Highway

Today: Afternoon highs warm into the lower 80s as skies look to clear to partly cloudy sky conditions. Winds remain out of the east at 8-12 mph. Tonight: Overnight lows cool to the lower 60s as scattered showers and storms make their way throughout Central Missouri after 8 pm. Extended: Showers and scattered thunderstorms make

TODAY: Mostly clear skies are in place this morning before sunrise. Sunny skies will dominate the forecast growing temperatures back into the low 80s. Winds are from the northeast again today, sustained near 5-10 mph. TONIGHT: Storms developing in southern Nebraska and NE Kansas this afternoon will evolve into a complex of storms that will

TONIGHT: Isolated severe storms south of Highway 50 through about 10:00 p.m., mostly clear otherwise with lows near 60. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: Storms have started to develop along a boundary leftover from this morning’s storms, bringing the potential for large hail and damaging winds for areas

Today: Afternoon highs reach into the low 80s ahead of an approaching cold front. Along and in front of the passing front, strong to severe storms will form moving southeast this afternoon after 3 pm. The main threats with these storms will be strong winds and the potential for damaging hail. The tornado threat is

TODAY: Monday is a Weather Alert Day. After early morning storms that brought isolated wind gusts, possibly small hail, much needed heavy rainfall, and a lot of lightning and thunder, another round is possible this evening. Isolated storms will develop south of HWY 50 around 5-7 p.m. These storms will have potential for large hail,

TONIGHT: Warm and humid with storms moving in from the north after midnight. Some storms could bring strong to damaging winds, especially north of I-70. Showers and storms continue into Monday morning. Lows in the mid-60s. TOMORROW: Morning storms diminishing, becoming warm and humid with highs in the lower 80s. Another round of storms could