SYNOPSIS: Snow continues to rotate out of mid-Missouri this evening. Most snowfall will exit our eastern counties by 7pm. Snow will continue to taper off with most of the area seeing 1-3″ total storm accumulation by sundown. In addition to the snowfall, temperatures stay below freezing with winds gusting up to 30 mph at times.
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SATURDAY: We’ll see a transition to a wintry mix, and eventually over to mostly snow. Accumulations are expected to be in the 1-4” range, for a detailed breakdown CHECK OUT THE INSIDER BLOG TONIGHT: We’ll see any lingering flurries taper off tonight as overnight lows fall into the teens. Any untreated roads will still be
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City’s Public Works department is equipped with 24 plow trucks “ready to go” for the forecasted snow. Britt Smith, the Jefferson City Public Works operations division director said when temperatures near that freezing mark, he will have a crew of supervisors out monitoring the roads determining when to bring in
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The city of Columbia says plow crews will be on duty starting at 1 a.m. Saturday as heavy rain transitions to ice.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A road in southwest Columbia was closed due to flooding amid heavy rainfall Friday night. According to a notification from Boone County Joint Communications, the 3900 block of Grant Lane between Post Oak and Maple Bluff was closed. Officials urged drivers to find an alternate route. The ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather team
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TONIGHT: Heavy rain and thunderstorms. Some could be strong with gusty winds. Flash flooding possible in some areas, especially flood prone zones. Rain transitions to freezing rain after midnight. Lows in the upper 20s. SATURDAY: Wintry mix changes to snow by late morning into early afternoon. Snow accumulation between 1-3″. Snow ends by early evening.
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National Weather Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predictions show the Moreau River in Jefferson City swelling to moderate flood stage by Saturday.
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FRIDAY: We are relatively quiet to start the day other than a few showers southeast as temperatures start out mild once again. Showers and storms look to push back in this afternoon. These showers and storms will be heavy, efficient rain producers, which will lead to a flash flooding potential tonight, along with an outside
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ABC 17 Stormtrack Meteorologist Kevin Schneider explains what is needed for freezing rain to happen.
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As winter weather moves close to Mid-Missouri, several agencies are gearing up for poor road conditions.
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TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, light showers possible. Lows in the upper 40s. FRIDAY: Mostly dry early with heavy rain and storms increasing across Mid-Missouri by afternoon. Highs in the mid-50s. A few storms may produce gusty winds. Rain amounts range between 2-4″. Flash flooding is possible through Friday night. EXTENDED: As cold air moves in behind
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THURSDAY: We’re starting off with clouds this morning and a southerly breeze, which is why we’ll get back into the upper 50s later this afternoon, even as rain chances move back in later in the day. There’s really no threat with this round, other than to saturate the ground, eventually causing some problems tomorrow. TONIGHT:
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A Weather Alert Day is in effect for Friday and Saturday for the potential of heavy rain and wintry weather. TONIGHT: Increasing clouds and breezy, lows in the mid-40s. THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy, windy, and warm. Rain moves in by late afternoon. Highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: Tropical moisture will build in across Mid-Missouri as
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TONIGHT: A warm front will continue lifting north across mid-Missouri overnight. Clouds will build and temperatures will rise into the upper 40s by sunrise. THURSDAY: Thursday starts off dry, mild and cloudy. Rain showers will slowly build into the region after 3pm. Rain could be heavy at times with thunder. Especially following the evening rush. EXTENDED: Rain,
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WEDNESDAY: Temperatures top out in the upper 40s to near 50 once again with more sunshine. We will add in a steady southeast wind with a few gusts getting up around 25 mph. TONIGHT: Those winds keep up overnight as clouds build in. Both of those work together to keep temperatures in the 40s EXTENDED:
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Earlier this afternoon, the Army Corps of Engineers and National Weather Service Meteorologists met to discuss the latest flooding potentials and status on levee repairs. The meeting started out by outlining current conditions within the Missouri River Basin. Precipitation within the last month has been slightly above average across the forecast area. Thankfully, no major
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly. Lows in the upper 20s to around 30. WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny and breezy with highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Two waves of precipitation will make their way through Mid-Missouri by late week. Southwest upper level flow will bring more moisture back into the region from the Gulf of Mexico,
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TONIGHT: Under mostly clear skies, temperatures will fall into the middle 20s, with some wind chills in the teens. WEDNESDAY: Sunshine will continue for the first half of the day, but clouds will begin to build into the afternoon. Temperatures will remain comfortable, near 50 degrees. EXTENDED: Most of the morning looks dry Thursday, but clouds will
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TUESDAY: A pretty similar day in store as temperatures top out in the mid to upper 40s, with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. TONIGHT: Under mostly clear skies, temperatures will fall into the middle 20s, with some wind chills in the teens. EXTENDED: Things stay quiet into Wednesday as temperatures reach
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The weather pattern will begin to take a turn late this week as a deep trough digs across the western half of the country Thursday. Southwest flow aloft will bring rich moisture into the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys for an extended amount of time, setting us up for rounds of precipitation. A cold front
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