Weather

TONIGHT: We’ll see some upper level clouds returning into the area, and temperatures dropping back down into the low 40s. Winds coming from the SE at 5-10 mph. TOMORROW: If you have Easter Sunday plans, you’re in luck. We’re tracking partly cloudy skies, winds coming from the S at 8-10 mph, and highs of 70

SATURDAY: Temperatures climb a few degrees relative to yesterday, putting highs in the upper 60s. Winds out of the southwest could gust up to 20 mph. EASTER SUNDAY: The morning starts out cooler in the lower 40s as clear skies persist. Highs reach around 70 degrees making for a perfect spring day. EXTENDED: A weak

Tonight: Overnight lows cool to the upper 30s as wind remain out of the east at 5-10 mph. Skies remain mostly clear thanks to a nearby high pressure system. Tomorrow: Saturday beings on the chilly side, but by the afternoon hours temperatures top out into the upper 60s with mostly sunny skies. Winds switch out

THIS AFTERNOON: With winds slowly turning in from the south, expect temperatures to climb into the mid-60s after a frosty start this morning. TONIGHT: Temperatures fare a bit warmer than this morning, but still may bring some frost potential in the north with lows in the 30s. EXTENDED: Saturday looks mostly sunny and in the

TODAY: Mostly sunny skies return today for most, with the exception of those in the southeast, who will yet again see another day with high clouds overhead. With winds slowly turning in from the south, we’ll expect temperatures to climb into the mid-60s after a frosty start this morning. TONIGHT: Our pattern keeps clouds where

Today: Afternoon highs look to increase into the upper 50s as winds remain out of the north at 5-10 mph. Skies remain mostly sunny. Tonight: Overnight lows will continue to drop well below average once again as winds begin to switch from the northeast back out of the east. Temperatures bottom out into the mid-30s.

TODAY: It’s a quiet pattern ahead, with a lot of sunshine in the forecast. This starts today with our only obstruction being some high clouds streaming in from the south. Clouds are thickest to the south, but overall the forecast remains mostly sunny so grab the sunglasses. Skies are clear thanks to high pressure, which

Tonight: Overnight lows cool into the lower 30s as wind remain out of the northwest at 5-10 mph thanks to the passing cold front this morning. Tomorrow: A frost advisory has been issued for Mid-Missouri counties lasting from 4 AM through 9 AM, so bring in any plants outdoors. Temperatures will slowly climb into the

TODAY: Wednesday is starting active with severe thunderstorms on the board as I write this. These storms will exit east along a cold front that will bring us sunshine, and cool air by this afternoon. Expect storms to exit the region by 7 a.m., with lingering cloud cover clearing by the afternoon. Temperatures top out

Today: Temperatures continue to rise into the upper 80s thanks to strong winds out of the south. A Wind Advisory has been issued lasting until 7 AM Wednesday morning with gusts up to 50 mph possible. Storms begin this afternoon just after 3 PM if the environment can overcome a CAP. A CAP acts like

TODAY: Tuesday is a Weather Alert Day. Warm air continues to move in this morning to set us up for a Tuesday that’s even warmer than the 82 degree day we recorded at COU on Monday. Temperatures will warm back into the mid-to-upper 80s by this afternoon thanks to features that will also bring us

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and breezy with lows near 60. TOMORROW: Warm and windy early with partly cloudy skies. Highs into the mid-80s with a chance for isolated severe storms late in the afternoon. Another round of storms ramping up late Tuesday night through Wednesday morning could bring heavy rain and damaging winds. EXTENDED: A warm

TODAY: Temperatures start out mild in the 50s and climb to the mid-70s through a mostly cloudy day. Winds will be breezy with gusts up to 25 mph. TONIGHT: A front to our north could trigger a few showers and thunderstorms overnight, with a low risk of quarter size hail in northeast Missouri. EXTENDED: The