Weather

Tonight: A passing cold front allows for a few isolated storms to develop into the northern half of Mid-Missouri. These storms will be weak with a few brief downpours and lightning. Overall, the majority of Mid-Missouri will remain dry as overnight lows cool to the mid-60’s. Tomorrow: Sunday plays out similar to Saturday with a

Today: Foggy to start with showers possible southeast of Hwy 54. This activity will remain confined to our southeast counties, but a cold front is also tracking in from the north today. That will bring a very isolated chance for storms in the late afternoon to folks to the northeast; overall, expect most of Mid-MO

Tonight: Clouds linger with a few stray showers east of our area. Lows in the upper 60s. Tomorrow: Clouds hang around as a cold front pushes moisture in from the north. This could lead to scattered showers by late afternoon, though nearly all of the area will stay dry. Highs remain comfortable in the mid-70s.

This Afternoon: Rain exits to the southeast by late afternoon and evening, so skies look dry by kickoff. Mild under clouds with highs in the lower 80s. Tonight: Clouds linger as activity exits to the east—lows in the upper 60s. Extended: By early Saturday, we’ll be watching a weak front pushing moisture south. In the

TODAY: Friday is starting with shower chances as rain moves into mid-MO from the southwest this morning. Showers will persist through the morning, bringing light to moderate rain and cloudy skies for communities along and south of I-70. A stray shower is possible north of I-70, especially east of highway 63, but most in the

Tonight: Skies become mostly cloudy tonight as winds remain out of the south at 4-8 mph. Overnight lows remain into the upper 60’s with the possibility of valley fog by late. Tomorrow: Scattered showers are possible Friday morning mainly along and south of the I-70 corridor. Showers look to grow and die quickly leading rainfall

TODAY: Thursday is shaping up to be a summer like day, very similar to yesterday. Expect a high near 90, with low humidity. Sky cover will likely consist of some high and thin clouds, but sensibly most will experience a mostly sunny day. Winds will begin to shift out of the south by the afternoon.

Tonight: Winds remain variable at 5 mph as overnight lows cool to the lower 60’s. Skies become partly cloudy. Tomorrow: Skies remain partly cloudy as the humidity stays low. Afternoon highs increase into the upper 80’s nearing 90 degrees. Winds switch back out of the south at 4-8 mph. Extended: Friday morning sees slight chances

Today: Highs in the upper 80s with clear blue skies overhead. Tonight: Skies look a little cloudier overnight, but we stay dry. Temperatures fall into the mid-60s. Extended: Slight chances for rain start to develop as a cold front moves in from the northwest on Friday. Some storms are possible ahead of the front, but

TODAY: Wednesday starts clear and cool with high pressure overhead. Some fog will be possible early, before a sunny day ahead. Expect temperatures in the upper 80s, with winds calm and variable most of the day, but turning out of the south later in the evening. TONIGHT: Skies look a little cloudier overnight, but we

Tonight: Temperatures will continue to fall dramatically tonight to the lower 60’s with winds out of the north at 5 mph. Skies remain mostly clear with the possibility of overnight fog near valleys’. Tomorrow: Temperatures climb to the upper 80’s Wednesday afternoon with mostly sunny sky conditions as winds remain out of the north. Dewpoints

TODAY: Tuesday is shaping up drier and cooler than Monday. Skies will be clearing through mid-morning where mostly sunny skies will take hold for all across mid-Missouri. Temperatures this afternoon climb into the mid-80s amid a northerly breeze. Dew points fall enough to take the humid feel out of the air. TONIGHT: Skies remain clear

This Afternoon: A cold front is currently pulling southerly winds into Mid-MO, ramping up the heat and humidity. The feels-like dwells in the mid-90s while pop-up storms fire up all afternoon. The strongest of these will carry a risk of small hail and wind gusts above 50 mph – the severe threat is overall low,

TODAY: Similar to Sunday morning, Monday starts in the 70s, with a muggy feel to the air. Monday presents as a slightly warmer day overall, with another round of scattered thunderstorms expected this evening. The first half of the day looks dry under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures climb to near 90 before storm chances increase

Tonight: Showers and storms will continue to push to the southeast with a few isolated showers remaining along or south of I-44. Overnight lows cool to just above 70 degrees with winds out of the southwest. Tomorrow: A few isolated storms will begin to the southeast of I-44 by the early morning hours. As noon