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TODAY: Well before sunrise, cloud cover has started to fill the sky ahead of a complex of storms that has passed by to our west. By sunrise, this system will start to drift east into mid-Missouri. By this point, thunderstorm activity will begin to wane, and it will become a chance for showers and a

TODAY: Drier for the morning under partly cloudy skies. This allows temperatures to peak in the low 80s. Scattered showers and storms are possible through the afternoon as a storm complex arrives out of Kansas. TOMORROW: A second storm complex will fire up to the west in the early hours Monday, with storms moving through

TODAY: Building clouds throughout the day with highs reaching the low 80s. Scattered rain moves in near dinnertime and lasts through the night. TOMORROW: Isolated sprinkle possible in the morning before clearing briefly. Highs near 80. Another round of storms will be possible after sundown. EXTENDED: A stalled frontal boundary to our north will bring

Tonight: Temperatures remain near average with winds calm out of the south. Skies look to remain mostly clear thanks to a high pressure system parked over Mid-Missouri. The overnight low cools to the upper 50’s. Tomorrow: The first half of the day partly sky conditions will persist before chances of scattered afternoon/ evening storms pull

THIS AFTERNOON: Mostly sunny and warm with highs close to 80. TOMORROW: Dry and clear for the morning with rain chances picking up late afternoon. Highs in the upper 70s. EXTENDED: Saturday starts off sunny and dry with a slow moving front to our north. As that front stalls out on Saturday, a train of disturbances will

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool with lows falling into the lower 50s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and gorgeous with highs in the upper 70s to around 80. EXTENDED: High pressure sliding overhead will keep winds calm and allow temperatures to drop into the low to mid-50s overnight. Expect sunshine into Friday as winds gradually shift to the south,

TODAY: Early Thursday morning, low level clouds are clearing behind Wednesday’s cold front. This will last a short while before more high level clouds blow in from a complex of thunderstorms well to our south. Otherwise, dry weather settles in under partly cloudy skies Thursday. Cooler air remains in place behind the front; expect highs

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. Additional rainfall amounts between 0.25″ to 0.5″. Lows in the upper 50s. TOMORROW: Gradual clearing and less humid with highs in the low to mid-70s. EXTENDED: Scattered showers and a few storms are working in again from the west, bringing an additional 0.25″ to 0.5″

TODAY: A line of northeastward marching thunderstorms producing heavy rain this morning will continue to slowly push southeastward. This will bring repeated heavy rainfall in some communities, lending to flooding problems throughout the morning. Be mindful of areas that are prone to flooding, and never drive through standing water. The severe threat is largely over,

TODAY: Thunderstorms to our west this morning will be in the process of decaying and weakening as they approach our northwestern counties. Thunder and lightning will remain for some time, but these storms should present little threat as they pass by. The cold front driving these storms looks to stall just northwest of the area,

TODAY: Today is the last entirely dry day of this warm stretch. Yesterday, Columbia just barely cracked 90 degrees, and we’ll have the opportunity to do it again this afternoon. Given a warmer start this morning, and an even more south to southwest oriented wind with similar gustiness at times, temperatures should be able to

SUNDAY: Partly cloudy and breezy with wind gusts near 25 mph. Highs rise to the upper 80s. MEMORIAL DAY: Fewer clouds with highs approaching 90. A steady southerly breeze helps knock the heat with gusts near 30 mph. EXTENDED: Chances for storms return Tuesday as a cold front is set to impact the region in