Weather

TONIGHT: Behind today’s cold front, a few showers are possible this afternoon. These will focus primarily in our southwestern counties. Mostly clear skies and this breeze keeps temperatures cool overnight. Temperatures will drop near freezing by early Saturday. TOMORROW: North winds will be a common factor all weekend, meaning even with sunshine, temperatures won’t warm

TODAY: We finally have the sun back today, and it will help warm us up back into the mid-50’s. The one thing holding us back will be a continued breeze out of the north. TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies and this breeze keeps temperatures cool overnight. Temperatures will drop near freezing by early Saturday. EXTENDED: North

TONIGHT: Cloudy and cold with rain exiting after sunset. Lows in the mid-30s. TOMORROW: Decreasing clouds and breezy with highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: Low pressure is now centered over central Ontario, but the wide-reaching swath of clouds is here to stay through tomorrow morning. Spotty showers should begin to taper off  tonight, but

Today: Temperatures remain into the lower ’40s Thursday with lingering showers finally clearing out by the late afternoon hours. Tonight: The overnight low falls to near freezing with partly cloudy skies as winds remain out of the west at 4-8 mph. Extended: Friday a warm-up ensues thanks to a wind change from the southwest for

TODAY: We are tracking one last round of moisture this morning. This last push will bring showers and even flurries to mid-Missouri before tapering off this afternoon. That’s right, most, if not all of today will be dreary. Even after the showers leave us late this afternoon, you can expect overcast skies to remain. Any

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with patchy fog developing late. Scattered rain and snow showers through tomorrow morning. Little impacts expected. Lows in the low to mid-30s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain and snow showers early, with spotty rain showers expected in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 40s. EXTENDED:  Light cold rain continues off and

Today: A light drizzle continues throughout Central Missouri thanks to a slow-moving low-pressure system parked overhead. The afternoon high climbs to the mid-’40s remaining well below average. Tonight: Off and on light showers continue as temperatures fall to the mid-’30s with winds remaining out of the northwest. Wind gusts top out near 25 mph. Extended:

TODAY: Showers will continue today and tomorrow as the pesky low pressure that brought yesterday’s rain is slow to leave the Midwest. Expect scattered off and on showers with afternoon temperatures in the mid-40’s. TOMORROW: As previously mentioned, scattered showers will linger into Thursday. In fact, overnight temperatures tonight into Wednesday morning will drop into

TONIGHT: Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Temperatures dropping into the lower 40s. TOMORROW: Cloudy with scattered showers. Highs in the mid-40s. EXTENDED: Low pressure slowly migrates across the region over the next few days, keeping precipitation chances in the forecast through Thursday. A cold front works its way across Mid-Missouri tonight, bringing scattered showers

TODAY: Skies start this morning mostly cloudy after a break in rainfall from overnight. Skies will try to clear towards the late morning and afternoon. If we can get enough of this clearing, it may help fuel thunderstorms this afternoon. Either way, we will still see thunderstorms beginning this afternoon and persisting through the evening

TONIGHT: Cloudy with showers and a few thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 40s to around 50. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with a lull in rain after daybreak. A few storms possible toward late afternoon. Highs in the mid-60s. EXTENDED: Cloud cover has already started moving in ahead of rain that will spread across the region this

MONDAY: Monday will start warm and quiet. Some high clouds overhead are a sign of what’s to come. A brief break in the clouds may yield more of a mostly sunny sky, but an overall forecast of partly cloudy is in place thanks to increasing clouds again this afternoon, ahead of rain chances. Showers are

Today: Bright and mild with highs all the way into the mid-70s. Tomorrow: Clouds building throughout the day, highs near 70 degrees. Extended: Spring has truly sprung for Sunday with fantastic conditions to head outdoors! Soak in as much sun as you can before rain chances move in for the workweek. Monday starts off nice

Tonight: Skies remain mostly clear with winds out of the west at 5-10 mph. Temperatures cool to the low ’40s to upper ’30s across Central Missouri. Tomorrow: A steep warm-up is in store thanks to winds returning out of the southwest with an approaching high-pressure system to the west. Skies remain mostly clear with highs

Today: Clouds exit for a seasonable afternoon in the upper 50s. Tomorrow: Mild and sunny with highs in the low 70s. Extended: Next week starts off mild, but a strong, closed low pressure system will slide in from the southwest Monday, bringing rain and potentially a few rumbles of thunder by Monday night. Showers continue on and off

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few showers possible through late tonight. Lows falling into the mid-upper 30s. TOMORROW: Decreasing clouds, seasonable with highs in the upper 50s. EXTENDED: Scattered showers continue through late this evening. The severe weather risk remains well to our southeast, but temperature will begin to drop tonight as a cold front works its

TONIGHT With the highest rain producing showers and storms gone, lingering showers will persist overnight tonight, before clearing out in the early morning hours on Saturday. SATURDAY Temperatures cool into the upper 30’s by sunrise to kick off the weekend. Temperatures will climb into the upper 50’s by the afternoon with increasing sunshine. EXTENDED Sun

FRIDAY Rain will be off and on throughout the day. Temperatures will hover in the low to mid 50’s until this afternoon when things will start to cool off. Don’t be surprised to hear a rumble of thunder or two at times. TONIGHT Rain will come to a close around sunrise as this system pushes