Weather

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

TONIGHT: A big warmup has temperatures pushing upper 50’s and low 60’s this afternoon. A big influx of warmth and moisture will end us warm with a chance for showers late tonight. These are part of a strong system that will pull in cold air early Saturday that will turn showers into a wintry mix

THURSDAY: Light fog is still persisting for the early afternoon but will fade out as temperatures warm up. Highs top out in the mid-40s. TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy. A bit warmer with lows in the low 30s. EXTENDED: We get more sunshine to help out tomorrow, boosting temperatures into the 50’s to end 2021. Starting 2022 will

THURSDAY: Some patchy fog will cause some delays this morning, especially along and south of I-70. A few slick spots will be possible on bridges north of the interstate, so no matter where you’re headed this morning, build in some extra time. Temperatures will struggle to warm up as much this afternoon, only reaching the