Wednesday’s UV index and pollen tracker
Wednesday’s UV index will be high despite morning clouds and a few showers. Pollen levels remain low through the weekend.
Continue ReadingWednesday’s UV index will be high despite morning clouds and a few showers. Pollen levels remain low through the weekend.
Continue ReadingTODAY: Tuesday will be notably warmer than Monday. Temperatures reach into the 90s, with enough humidity to have us feeling like low triple digits in the afternoon. TONIGHT: Storms return from the north along a cold front after 8 p.m. near Brunswick and Macon. At this point, we’ll have a chance for strong to severe
Continue ReadingTODAY: Tuesday will be notably warmer than Monday. Temperatures reach into the 90s, with enough humidity to have us feeling like low triple digits in the afternoon. TONIGHT: Storms return from the north along a cold front after 7 p.m. near Brunswick and Macon. At this point, we’ll have a chance for strong to severe
Continue ReadingTONIGHT: Decreasing clouds and warmer with lows falling into the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny, hot, and breezy with highs in the mid-90s with a heat index between 100-104 by late afternoon. EXTENDED: A warm front lifts through the region tonight into tomorrow, allowing much warmer air to filter in as highs reach the 90s
Continue ReadingAfter a cool start to the week, we have an active and hot few days shaping up as we get closer to Independence Day. Winds shift back to the south tonight into Tuesday as a warm front lifts north, sending dew points back into the lower 70s. We’ll notice the increase in humidity early on
Continue ReadingIn the past 48 hours we have watched tropical Storm Beryl transition into a category four hurricane with winds sustained up to 150 mph. Beryl is setting records as the strongest early season hurricane seen. This hurricane is currently moving to the west at 21 mph and will remain a category four hurricane for at
Continue ReadingThe UV index will be high with a sunburn time around 20 minutes on Tuesday. Pollen levels remain low.
Continue ReadingTODAY: Monday is a mild and dry start to what will become an increasingly warm and active week. Temperatures top out just near 80, with low humidity, which will have us feeling pleasant under partly cloudy skies today. Chances of showers increase into the afternoon hours before drying up this evening. TONIGHT: Skies clear overnight,
Continue ReadingTODAY: Monday is a mild and dry start to what will become an increasingly warm and active week. Temperatures top out just near 80, with low humidity, which will have us feeling pleasant under partly cloudy skies today. A limited chance for showers arrives around 11 am and lingers into the early afternoon before drying
Continue ReadingCNN By Elizabeth Wolfe and Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — Hurricane Beryl is roaring through the Windward Islands as an extremely dangerous Category 4, delivering violent winds, intense rainfall and life-threatening storm surge after making landfall Monday. Beryl made landfall shortly after 11:00 a.m. EDT on Grenada’s Carriacou Island in the Caribbean Sea with maximum
Continue ReadingTONIGHT: Mostly clear with a few clouds and lows in the lower 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny with low humidity and a slight breeze. Highs in the upper 70s to around 80. EXTENDED: It’s been a gorgeous day with high pressure keeping us much cooler and more comfortable to close out the weekend. Below average temperatures
Continue ReadingThe UV index will be high despite increasing clouds in the afternoon. Pollen levels also stay low through the week.
Continue ReadingTODAY: Temperatures are much cooler today as highs only rise to the low 80s. Plenty of sunshine and lack of moisture spell out a beautiful end to the weekend. TOMORROW: Monday is still nice in the 70s with a few added clouds from rain out west. This rain likely fizzles out in central Missouri thanks
Continue ReadingTONIGHT: I’m tracking the possibility for isolated strong to severe storms south of I-70 becoming present by 5-7 PM. If storms do become severe, wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail stones up to 1″ in diameter will be the most likely threats. These storms will continue to shift south through the overnight hours
Continue ReadingThe UV Index on Sunday will be an 11, which is extreme. This means it will take less than 15 minutes to receive a sunburn without the proper protection. Pollen levels will be kept to a minimum into next week.
Continue ReadingTODAY: Scattered showers and storms slowly come to an end by midday while a heat advisory remains in place. Afternoon highs reach the upper 80s with the heat index possibly hitting triple digits. Storms redevelop south of I-70 this evening with a front overhead, and some storms could produce severe winds up to 60 mph.
Continue ReadingThe incessant buzz of the periodical cicada broods has died down but those bugs left something behind that may be affecting some of your plants. Cicada eggs are lurking in trees all around as the next generation prepares to hatch in a few weeks. While they don’t typically cause heavy damage, these eggs could injure
Continue ReadingTONIGHT: Scattered light showers remain possible this evening until closer to 10 pm where isolated strong to severe storms could push through Mid-Missouri. Hail up to 1″ and winds up to 60 mph remain possible. Lows cool to the lower 70s. TOMORROW: Scattered showers and storms remain possible through the early am hours before dry
Continue ReadingTODAY: Highs reach near 90 with feels like temperatures a few degrees warmer. Rain from the morning fizzles out ahead of more storms possible tonight. TONIGHT: Storms will return after sunset, after 10 p.m. near Macon and Chariton counties in the northwest. Columbia and Jefferson City see these storms between 12 a.m. and 3 a.m.
Continue ReadingTODAY: Friday is warmer, with more humidity. It begins with showers and a few rumbles of thunder. No severe weather is expected, but be wary of lightning through early afternoon. This round for rain will come along a warm front that lifts through the region. Expect highs near 90, and feels like temperatures a few
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