TODAY:Â A cold front that passed through last night will push temperatures into the upper 40s for most of the day. Some clouds may try to pop up throughout the day but conditions will stay favorable. Breezes will continue with wind gusts as high as 30 mph. MONDAY: Temperatures will rebound into the beginning of the workweek.
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TONIGHT: While conditions are comfortable for trick or treaters tonight, a cold front will be moving into mid-Missouri as we approach Sunday morning. Lows will fall into the upper 30s. TOMORROW: This cold front will drop high temperatures into the upper 40s to close out the weekend. Low moisture in the area means no storms
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It was a very active week across mid-Missouri, but things are expected to quiet down as we head into Halloween. It will make a perfect evening to view the Blue Moon as it rises in the east-northeast sky around 6:30pm. You can get more info on the history of Blue Moons on Halloween at this
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TODAY: We’re in luck today as those spooky, cloudy skies we saw for much of this past week will hold off. Temperatures will start off in the 40s throughout the morning and reach the 50s by noon. These will continue to rise into the later afternoon with highs in the low 60s. By this evening,
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October’s Wild Ride! It’s typical for fall to bring lots of up and down temperature swings. October 2020 was no expection for mid-Missouri. Temperatures as a whole were pretty cool on average. Even with tomorrow’s trend towards warmer weather to close out the month, we’ll likely see temperatures run about 1.6º below normal. Precipitation continues
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly with lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Breezy and warm with south wind gusts between 20-30 mph. Mostly sunny with highs in the low to mid-60s. EXTENDED: After a warm and windy Halloween, a cold front slides through Mid-Missouri Saturday night, bringing a wind shift and much
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FRIDAY: After a frosty start, plenty of sunshine will help us close out the week in style. Temperatures will make it back into the upper 50’s-easily the warmest they’ve been all week. TONIGHT: Those mostly clear skies stay overhead, but with winds staying out of a southerly direction, won’t be as cold. Overnight lows will
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TONIGHT: Becoming mostly clear with diminishing winds. Lows in the low 30s. Patchy frost possible. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid-50s. EXTENDED: We’ll start the weekend off on a gorgeous note with plenty of sunshine on Saturday and highs in the low 60s. It’s quiet and clear for any outdoor Halloween
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THURSDAY: Showers are continuing to work through the area. You’ll want to keep the umbrella handy through this morning, but should be able to set it down finally this afternoon. A breeze out of the north will keep us from getting back to 50 today, even with a little late day sunshine. TONIGHT: With clear
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Records Broken By Zeta #Zeta is the record-setting 5th named storm (NS) to make landfall in Louisiana in 2020, eclipsing the old record of 4 Louisiana landfalling NS set in 2002. 2020 LA NS landfalls to date: Cristobal, Marco, Laura, Delta, #Zeta 2002 LA NS landfalls: Bertha, Hanna, Isidore, Lili pic.twitter.com/qblG00HQl0— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) October
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TONIGHT: Cloudy with rain likely overnight into Thursday. Lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Showers likely early, tapering off by late afternoon. Highs in the upper 40s to around 50. Rainfall totals between 0.5″ and 1.5″. EXTENDED: Showers exit on Thursday evening, allowing much cooler air to filter in from the north.
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THIS AFTERNOON: It’s a gloomy overcast start to the afternoon. Steady rainfall is continuing to work northward. Have the umbrella ready for the evening commute, especially if you’re in and south of Jefferson City. TONIGHT: That steady rain will carry us through tonight. Lows will fall into the upper 30’s. EXTENDED: Rain will start to
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MID-MISSOURI’S FIRST SNOW Light snow fell across parts of mid-Missouri yesterday. The main rain/snow line as from Mexico through Sedalia. The official total at Columbia Regional Airport was 0.4″– a combination of snow and sleet. Some reports near Columbia were as high as 1″, especially on the north side of town. RECORD OCTOBER COLD This
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TONIGHT: Showers end early with clouds sticking around overnight. Lows in the low to mid-30s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a little fog to start the morning. Showers return by mid-late afternoon. Highs in the low 50s. EXTENDED: A cut off area of low pressure will continue to track east just south of Mid-Missouri into Thursday,
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TUESDAY:Â Light rain moving in from the west this afternoon. Light showers could lead to a few slick spots with temperatures hovering around freezing near HWY 65; but major impacts are not expected. Â For the rest of mid-Missouri it’s a cold rain with temperatures in the upper 30s. TONIGHT: Any rain leftover tapers off to a drizzle
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TUESDAY: A light drizzle will greet some of us heading out the door this morning. With temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, take it slow out on those roads-especially on bridges and overpasses. A better shot at some measurable rain moves in this afternoon. A few sleet pellets may mix in as it initially moves
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As the first snow of 2020 is now here and the effects of COVID-19 still hitting business and some industries, three local transportation agencies said on Monday that luckily their budget for snow and ice removal has not taken a hit from the virus.
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MONDAY EVENING UPDATE Light drizzle is coming down from Columbia to Jefferson City before 7:00 PM with the steadier rainfall south of Highway 54. Another batch of light snow and sleet is moving in from the west, but not much more accumulation is expected for the rest of tonight. However, temperatures will fall a few
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TONIGHT: A Weather Alert Day continues through this evening with light wintry precipitation in the form of sleet, snow, and freezing drizzle will be possible through about midnight. Lows fall to near freezing, allowing for elevated surfaces to remain slick along with side streets and sidewalks. TOMORROW: Clouds hang on for the morning with most
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Rain that mixed in with the snow Monday made it impractical to apply anti-freezing treatment to Columbia’s road, an official said.
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