Weather

TONIGHT: Calm and cool conditions will continue through the evening as lows fall into the mid 50s. TOMORROW: Monday will kick off a beautiful week of seasonable temperatures with highs in the lower 80s and sunny skies. EXTENDED: Conditions will stay very similar each day, but we do have the opportunity to see temperatures fall

TONIGHT: Conditions will largely remain calm this evening, but there is a small possibility for some spot showers and storms to make their way through the northern parts of the viewing area. Lows will fall into the mid 50s. TOMORROW: The sun will finally make a comeback as we kick off a stretch of some

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Heavy rain is possible north of I-70 where 1-3″ of rain could fall. Lows in the low to mid-60s with morning patchy fog likely in a few spots. TOMORROW: Scattered showers east of Highway 63 with mostly cloudy skies, becoming partly cloudy by afternoon. Highs

THIS AFTERNOON: Clouds continue to hold strong across most of the viewing area. Spotty mist/drizzle is possible. Some heavier showers can’t be ruled out either. Depending on if a little bit of sunshine can get going, a few storms could pop up into the early evening hours– something to watch out for the evening HS

FRIDAY: Another foggy start greeting mid-Missouri out the door this morning. A few showers will be possible after the fog lifts around 10 AM but will stay on the light in nature. Some heavier pockets of rain will develop this afternoon and evening, just in time for the evening commute and some area high school

TONIGHT: Scattered to spotty showers and mostly cloudy. Patchy fog possible overnight. Lows in the low 60s. TOMORROW: Foggy morning with scattered showers throughout the day. Highs in the low 70s. EXTENDED: The front responsible for our wild temperature swings and rounds of rain and clouds this week will begin to lift north Friday night

THIS AFTERNOON: Spotty showers/mist/cloudy weather will continue through the afternoon. Temperatures will remain in the low 70s for most, cooler to the north, warmer to the south. More fog will likely develop into the overnight hours. TONIGHT: Rain chances stick around overnight, but will generally be lighter in intensity. Lows will back of to the low 50’s

THURSDAY: Showers will be off and on throughout the day. To start out, they’ll largely stay out west this morning, before pushing into the viewing area this afternoon. Where we don’t see showers this morning, we’ll be tracking some foggy conditions again. Either way, you’ll want to slow down on the roads if you get

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with patchy fog possible early Thursday morning. Lows falling into the upper 50s to around 60. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a chance for scattered showers and a spot storm. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. EXTENDED: The stubborn front stalled over Mid-Missouri over the last few days will drift a

WEDNESDAY: Fog could be a problem for some of us out the door this morning. Areas that will struggle with it will be those that picked up some of the heavier amounts of rain yesterday. We may not be completely done with the rain either, with more chances around HWY 54 and I-44 this afternoon

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a spot shower or storm south of I-70. Lows ranging from the upper 40s north to mid-60s south. TOMORROW: Partly to mostly cloudy with lower humidity. Highs in the mid-upper 70s. EXTENDED: The cold front responsible for a big spread in temperatures this week along with scattered storms will push south

TUESDAY: Showers and thunderstorms will be a big part of the day. We could see a few heading off to work or school this morning, but the better coverage should be closer to lunch. The radar will fill in sometime around the 11 AM-3 PM window, and looks to favor our southeastern counties. There’s a low-end

TUESDAY: Showers and thunderstorms will be a big part of the day. We could see a few heading off to work or school this morning, but the better coverage should be closer to lunch. The radar will fill in sometime around the 11 AM-3 PM window, and looks to favor our southeastern counties. There’s a