Weather

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with storms arriving from the west by sunrise. Lows in the lower 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms possible through the day. A few may be strong across northeast Missouri by late afternoon. Highs in the upper 70s. EXTENDED: Showers and a few thunderstorms are possible tomorrow morning, especially west

Today: Southerly flowing winds at 5-10 MPH will help warm us up today into the upper ’70s. Skies will remain mostly clear throughout the afternoon hours. Tonight: A low-pressure system located over Nebraska begins to slide east tonight allowing for overnight showers and a few storms. Winds remain predominately out of the south with an

TUESDAY: We’ll get off to a brighter start to the day this morning! Sunshine will help warm temperatures up after a chilly start into the mid to upper 70’s. Clouds will start to move in this afternoon into the evening. TONIGHT: That’s ahead of our next storm system, which we’re set to deal with for

TONIGHT: Gradual clearing, but its seasonably cool and breezy with lows in the lower 50s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 70s. EXTENDED: Low pressure continues to spin just to our east, leaving us with clouds, gusty winds, and light mist for the rest of the afternoon. Clouds hold on after

Today: Showers continue to push east along with a cold front keeping highs today in the lower ’60s. Winds remain breezy today with winds shifting from the west at 12-16 mph. Tonight: Skies begin to become partly cloudy with winds still strong at 8-12 mph. The overnight low cools to the lower ’50s. Extended: Tuesday

TODAY: Scattered showers and storms will be moving through this morning. Most, if not all, of these should behave but pockets of heavy rain and lightning will be expected. These will stay with us through mid-morning before tapering off into the early afternoon hours. Highs today will be stuck in the 60’s, with a breezy

Tonight: Showers and storms make their way into Central Missouri tonight with the possibility of a few strong to severe storms. Beginning at 10 pm tonight, showers and storms will push southeast bringing with it the threat of strong winds and flash flooding. Storms will push into Columbia between 12-2 am. Tomorrow: Storms continue to

SUNDAY: A few passing showers might clip our far northern counties this morning. Otherwise, we’re looking at a dry day with highs climbing into the upper 80’s with sunshine making a return. A southwesterly breeze will keep things mixed up again this afternoon, with gusts up to 25 mph. TONIGHT: Showers and storms will return

Tonight: Winds remain breezy out of the south at 8-12 mph. Skies continue to stay mostly cloudy with an overnight low of 65 degrees. Tomorrow: Cloud cover pulls off to the east allowing for mostly clear skies Sunday. Temperatures continue to ramp up with highs into the upper ’80s. By Sunday night, a cold front

HOMECOMING: We’ll start off comfortable this morning but pretty quickly start to warm up. Temperatures will be in the 70’s during the parade, warming into the middle 80’s by midday. Those temperatures this afternoon will threaten the record high of 91 in Columbia. A slight southerly breeze will keep things stirred up a bit more

TONIGHT: Partly to mostly clear with lows in the low to mid-60s. TOMORROW: Hot and breezy with highs in the upper 80s to around 90. Wind gusts from the south between 20-25 mph. EXTENDED:  Tomorrow is on track to be near record-breaking hot with highs near 90. It’s breezy too, so that may help keep us

Today: Winds continue out of the southeast at 5-10 mph paired with mostly sunny skies to help warm Central Missouri back up into the mid-’80s. Tonight: Winds continue out of the southeast with increasing cloud cover. Temperatures slowly fall into the lower ’60s for a comfortable night. Extended: Winds increase out of the southeast to

FRIDAY: Some low-lying areas might wake up to some fog this morning but most of us will stay away from issues. Temperatures will start to warm up with a healthier dose of sunshine throughout the day. We’ll top out in the low to mid 80’s this afternoon. TONIGHT: It’ll be a quiet night if you’re

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and mild in the upper 50s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and hot with highs in the low to mid-80s. EXTENDED: Clouds have started to clear out, allowing sunshine to warm us into the upper 60s to lower 70s. We’ll be slightly cooler overnight with clearer skies, but we heat up quickly tomorrow with winds shifting

THURSDAY: The fog will lift by 9-10 AM with sunshine attempting to make a return by this afternoon. A few showers will be possible this afternoon, especially east of HWY 63. Highs will top out in the middle 70’s. TONIGHT: Any showers should clear out quickly after sunset, leaving partly cloudy skies overhead. Lows will

TONIGHT: Showers start to thin out, but fog develops after midnight, bringing visibility down below a quarter-mile by sunrise. Lows in the upper 50s to around 60. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy with a spot shower possible east of Highway 63. Highs in the low to mid-70s. EXTENDED: Rain begins to diminish overnight as this

WEDNESDAY: Showers will be off and on throughout the day with an isolated rumble of thunder possible. Plenty of cloud cover will keep highs close to 70 this afternoon. TONIGHT: Showers will dwindle tonight a few hours after sunset. Some dense fog will be possible getting closer to sunrise, however, with lows around 60. EXTENDED:

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles. Lows in the upper 50s to around 60. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms. Highs near 70. EXTENDED: Temperatures remain near 60 overnight with clouds sticking around, and rain chances ramp up by mid-late morning tomorrow as low pressure is centered just to our south. This

Today: Temperatures continue to slightly increase to a high of 73 with winds out of the northeast at 5-10 mph. Scattered showers move in from the east. Tonight: Showers die out early into the evening with mostly cloudy skies and an overnight low of 59 degrees. Extended: Wednesday, Central Missouri will see more scattered showers