Weather

TONIGHT: Snow moves in tonight, around 9-10 p.m. for western most counties along and south of I-70. This is where we expect the dividing line to be for most. Folks north of 70, especially east of Hwy 63 will have the lowest chance at seeing snowfall, let alone accumulations. Temperatures turn bitterly cold late tonight.

WEDNESDAY: Highs in the low 20s. Gusty winds up to 30 mph will keep wind chills in the teens and single digits. TONIGHT: Snow will move in this evening and favor areas along and south of I-70. Lows tonight will fall into the low teens. Wind chills plummet to near zero. For more details on the snow

WEDNESDAY: Colder air is returning this morning. Highs this afternoon will be stuck in the 20’s for many of us with a westerly breeze to contend with. Gusts could reach 30 mph this morning. TONIGHT: Snow will move in this evening and favor areas along and south of I-70. Lows tonight will fall even further,

TONIGHT: Temperatures tonight drop down into the low 20’s, if not high teen’s, by early Wednesday morning behind a dry cold front. WEDNESDAY: North flow really dominates the forecast on Wednesday. Expect temperatures to struggle Wednesday. Highs will hover around high 20’s and low 30’s with an ongoing north breeze throughout the day. Wednesday night,

Today: A nice change in pace for Central Missouri weather as warm southerly flowing winds and sunshine help warm us into the mid-’40s. Winds remain gusty sustained at 15-20 mph. Tonight: A cold front slides in from the northwest late tonight helping aid a cooldown with lows back into the lower ’20s. Winds slowly shift

TUESDAY: We’re off to a warmer start and some more added sunshine will help matters out this afternoon. Temperatures will top out in the 40’s later today but that breeze will pick up. Gusts out of the south up to 30 mph will be something to contend with. TONIGHT: Temperatures will stay fairly mild, in

TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies this evening will persist through the night into Tuesday morning. Temperatures return to sub-freezing territory, meaning what melted today will re-freeze. TUESDAY: Temperatures climb back into the mid 40’s (a few degrees above average) on Tuesday, further thawing any lingering snow and ice. Sunshine dominates early, with added clouds returning in

Today: Warm, southerly flowing winds and sunny sky conditions allow for temperatures to rebound into the upper ’30s. Tonight: Temperatures cool down once again but not nearly as cold as what we saw this past weekend. The overnight lows bottom out into the mid-’20s. Extended: Tuesday looks to be the warmest day of the week

MONDAY After another frigid start this morning, we’re starting to move in the right direction this afternoon. Plenty of sunshine and winds turning more southerly will bump temperatures into the upper 30’s today. TONIGHT We’ll be left with those mostly clear skies overnight but it won’t be nearly as cold as it’s been the past

Tonight: Winds continue to calm down out of the northwest at4-8 mph. The overnight low drops to the single digits at 7 degrees for Columbia with clear skies. Tomorrow: Winds slowly change back out of the southwest by the afternoon hours on Monday with highs into the upper ’30s and sunny conditions. Extended: Tuesday continues

SUNDAY: A Weather Alert Day is in effect to end the weekend for dangerous cold conditions today. Snow flurries will be possible before sunrise with low temperatures falling into the single digits. Wind chills will plummet to the negative teens so stay indoors as much as possible today. Frostbite can set in in as little as

TONIGHT: Snow showers will be off and on at times until midnight as temperatures continue to plummet. They’ll bottom out in the upper single-digits, but with the wind keeping up, it will feel like 15 to 20 degrees below zero. Light accumulations will be possible but roads will continue to deteriorate throughout the evening and

SATURDAY: A Weather Alert Day is in effect for New Year’s Day for impacts from a winter storm. Showers are moving through southeastern Missouri, with a transition to a wintry mix along and north of I-70. Far northern counties in our area are also likely to see snow near sunrise. As temperatures continue to drop throughout