Weather

Today: Temperatures hit a wall thanks to the passing of this mornings cold front keeping them into the lower ’60s this afternoon. Skies remain mostly cloudy throughout the day with winds out of the north at 8-12 mph. Tonight: Clouds begin to push to the east this evening following the past low pressure we see

TODAY: Showers ongoing this morning will mostly come to an end around sunrise for most, with those south and east of Jefferson City holding on to the moisture a little bit longer. While drier weather is forecast for much of the late morning, a spot shower or sprinkle will still be possible until early afternoon,

TONIGHT: Cloudy with showers and storms moving back in, especially south of I-70. Lows in the low to mid-50s. Watch for flooded roads in prone areas by sunrise. TOMORROW: Lingering showers early with clouds holding on through the day. Highs in the lower 60s. EXTENDED: Showers and storms off to our southwest will push in

Today: Mid-Missouri will remain dry throughout the afternoon hours with highs nearing 60. Skies remain overcast with winds out of the east at 2-5 mph. Tonight: Showers and storms returning back to Central Missouri after 9 tonight with the main threat being isolated flash flooding. Storms will stick throughout Mid-Mo until mid-morning Friday before slowly

TODAY: Ongoing showers continue for many throughout the morning, with most of the rainfall coming south of I-70. Rainfall will begin to dry up by the early afternoon. Some may pick up nearly an inch of rain from this first round, before more storms tonight. The rain keeps us cool today. Expect upper 50s to

TONIGHT: Light showers increase across the entire area, becoming steady with embedded rumbles of thunder. Lows in the low 50s. TOMORROW: Steady rain and storms through midday, mostly cloudy. Isolated storms possible by late afternoon and evening. Highs in the mid-60s. EXTENDED: The first round of showers moving into Mid-Missouri will start to lose steam

TODAY: Still under a blanket of clouds, Wednesday is shaping up to be another cool day. Temperatures look like they will stay in the 50s again, thanks to cloud cover and an easterly breeze. TONIGHT: Showers return this afternoon. These may bring a few rumbles of thunder with them, but thunderstorm activity should remain limited.

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with lows in the upper 40s to around 50. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and warmer with highs in the lower to mid-60s. Rain returns by late afternoon and becomes more widespread by evening. EXTENDED: High pressure will reduce winds tonight, enough to bring our lows back down into the upper 40s. We’ll start off tomorrow with

TODAY: The rain is gone this morning, but we won’t shake the clouds as easily. A stray shower is possible this morning, but largely dry, cloudy, and cool conditions will continue today. Expect a steady breeze from the northwest, that will cool us from the upper 50s this morning, to low 50s this afternoon. TONIGHT:

TONIGHT: Showers and storms likely, some could be strong with damaging winds and heavy rain. Lows near 60. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy and cooler. Highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: A Weather Alert Day is in effect for the threat of damaging winds and isolated hail tonight. Our severe weather risk has decreased a touch

TODAY: Partly cloudy skies early this morning will lead to mostly cloudy skies by late morning. This is ahead of shower and thunderstorm chances this afternoon. Temperatures climb into the low 60s this afternoon. TONIGHT: After this initial round of rain, a second will push in during the late evening along a cold front. There

Tonight: Skies remain mostly clear with winds calming down to 5-10 mph out of the west. Overnight lows bottom out around 50. Tomorrow: The ABC17 Stormtrack Team has issued a Weather Alert Day ahead of incoming storms Monday evening. Monday morning begins dry before late morning showers and light storms push in from the southwest.

TODAY: Clouds exit with highs near 70. Expect another breezy afternoon with wind gusts near 30 mph. TOMORROW: Storms return late morning, with a severe threat by the evening. Temperatures hover in the 60s. EXTENDED: Monday will already see the next severe threat as a low pressure system forms over Oklahoma and moves east during

Tonight: Skies remain partly cloudy throughout the overnight hours wind strong gusts up to 25 mph. Overnight lows bottom out near 50 degrees. Tomorrow: Clouds will part ways from Mid-Missouri early Sunday morning leaving way to mostly clear skies. Afternoon highs hit the average on the nose near 70 degrees for the end of April

TODAY: A few showers before midmorning, then skies gradually clearing. Highs in the low 70s with wind gusts near 30 mph. TOMORROW: Bright and mild with highs near 70 and breezes up to 25 mph. EXTENDED: An active pattern is in store next week with our next severe threat taking shape on Monday. All severe