Weather

Today: A few clouds move through early in the day along a weak cold front. No rain is expected from this and temperatures cool dramatically behind the boundary with highs today in the upper 70s. Winds will gust out of the north up to 25 mph during the afternoon. Tomorrow: Grab a light jacket early

Tonight: Skies remain partly cloudy tonight ahead of an incoming cold front tonight that will lead to overnight lows into the upper 50s. Winds return out of the northwest at 4-8 mph. Tomorrow: Skies become mostly sunny Sunday as afternoon highs peak into the upper 70s. Winds increase with gust up to 25 mph possible.

Tonight: Temperatures will remain into the upper 50s tonight as skies remain partly cloudy as isolated showers continue to dissipate tonight. Winds shift out of the south thanks to a passing warm front at 5-10 mph. Tomorrow: Winds pick up out of the southwest sustained at 8-12 mph with gust up to 20 mph possible.

TODAY: Much like Thursday, Friday will be very much a fall like day. Temperatures this morning are starting in the 50s, and thanks to an easterly breeze, clouds, and even some rainfall, temperatures will be limited to the low-to-mid 60s. Showers are already ongoing this morning, but are greatly limited thanks to some dry air

Tonight: Skies remain mostly cloudy with isolated light showers. Overnight lows cool to the lower 50s with winds remaining out of the northeast. Tomorrow: Scattered showers begin early Friday morning before becoming more widespread for the northern half of Mid-Missouri. Rainfall totals look to remain below 0.25″ in most areas with chances of weak storms

TODAY: Showers and clouds are present this morning behind yesterday’s cold front. Showers will linger on radar through the day, but an increasing amount of dry air at low levels may prevent this rain from actually making it to the ground. This leaves chances for rain rather slim, but not zero. Expect a mostly cloudy

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few showers and storms possible. Lows in the upper 50s. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with light showers possible through about noon. Highs in the upper 60s. EXTENDED:  Scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder will be possible into tonight, with more widespread rain into Thursday morning. I’m not expecting much

TODAY: Wednesday is a mixed bag; we’ll start there. A cold front moves in today, and splits the region in half from north to south by mid-afternoon. This alone will have a big impact on temperatures, with mid-80s likely near Macon, and temperatures once again in the high 90s near I-44. An extra complicating factor

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and muggy with lows in the lower 70s. TOMORROW: Increasing clouds and warm with highs in the lower 90s. Spotty to scattered storms possible south of Highway 50 by early evening. EXTENDED: The record high for today has been tied with 98 degrees recorded at the Columbia airport as of 3:00 p.m.

TODAY: After Monday’s record breaking heat, we’ll have the opportunity to break records again Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures are forecast in the upper 90s, with the record to break sitting at 98. Overall Tuesday is sunny and hot, with dewpoints just high enough to make it feel like a degree or two warmer. TONIGHT: Skies will

TONIGHT: Mostly clear, warm, and muggy with lows in the lower 70s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and hot with highs in the upper 90s. Heat index readings will be near 100. EXTENDED: Columbia crushed the old record high temp of 94 set back on a hot day in 2000. Tomorrow looks just as warm with highs

TODAY: More sunshine with highs in the lower to mid-90s. The heat index climbs to near 100. Columbia will be near record territory today, with 94 the number to beat, set back in 2000. Winds are generally out of the south, in the 5-10 mph range. TONIGHT: Clear skies overnight, but temperatures remain warm in

TODAY: More sunshine on Monday, should allow for an overall warmer day compared to Sunday. Spotty shower and storm activity kept some in the upper 80s Sunday afternoon. Expect low-to-mid 90s this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. Columbia will be near record territory for today, with 94 the number to beat, set back in 2000.

Tonight: A cold front draped across southern Iowa and northern Missouri will fire up some scattered storms throughout the overnight hours. Most chances of these storms look to stay off to the northeast of Central Missouri, but a few isolated storms could make their way up towards Macon and Monroe counties. Overnight lows cool to

Today: Scattered showers and storms move through early in the morning and clear out before the afternoon. Temperatures remain well above average with highs in the lower 90s. A second round of strong storms is possible to the northeast late this evening, though Mid-Missouri is not expected to see much of this activity. Tomorrow: Skies