Refreeze possible this morning, with warmer temperatures arriving by tomorrow
TODAY: After patchy morning fog and the potential of refreeze on the roadways Monday morning, we return to another day of mostly cloudy skies. However, some peeks of sunshine can’t be ruled out later in the day. Temperatures will hold steady near or above freezing as we slowly begin to taper off snow pack. Winds will be steady out of the southwest at 3 – 6 mph.
TONIGHT: It will be a cold night across Mid-Missouri as snow pack will help temperatures drop into the mid 20s. Refreeze is possible again tonight with some slick spots possible. Skies remain mostly cloudy with winds out of the southwest up to 6 mph.
EXTENDED: Tuesday looks like a much better day as we’ll likely break back into the low 40s. With sunshine back in the forecast we will start to see the initial thaw of snow from this weekend’s snow storm. A cold front arrives Wednesday and that will set us back close to average. Rain chances increase Wednesday night through Thursday morning. Most of the precip south of I-70 will remain as rain, but our norther counties could see the changeover to wintry mix and snow. Beyond that, there’s some uncertainty beginning to brew for a storm system and arctic air set to arrive by the weekend. We’re fairly confident that we’ll see a push of brutally cold air, but we’re still tracking the exact location of where that storm will place itself. At this point,snow showers look possible into Saturday, bringing more snow accumulation to the area. Make sure to stick with ABC 17 on-air and online for the latest details as we get a better idea of how next weekend will play out!
