Weather

TONIGHT: Storms developing along a cold front north of I-70. Some storms could be strong to severe after sunset through about midnight with damaging winds and hail. Lows in the mid-70s. TOMORROW: Hot and humid with highs in the mid-90s and heat indices in the low 100s. Storms move back in after sunset. EXTENDED: A

TODAY: Hot and breezy with highs in the mid-90s. Heat indices from 98-100 degrees. Storms are likely near sundown, particularly north of I-70. TOMORROW: A hot summer day with highs in the mid to low 90s. Another round of late evening storms is possible. EXTENDED: A slow-moving cold front to our north triggered storms across

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and muggy with lows in the upper 70s. TOMORROW: Breezy and hot with highs in the mid-90s. Heat index between 98-100. Storms possible around sunset, especially north of I-70. EXTENDED: We’ll fall once again into the upper 70s tonight with gusty south winds expected Wednesday. Highs on Wednesday reach the mid-90s with a heat

Today: Highs will continue to the upper 90’s as the heat index will surpass the 100 degree mark once again possibly reaching 103 degrees in some areas. Skies remain sunny as winds continue to pull out of the southwest at 10-5 mph. Tonight: Temperatures remain well above average as the overnight lows fall to the

TODAY: Tuesday brings more sunshine than Monday. Skies are starting clear, and will stay that way through the day. This will allow for temperatures to warm quickly today, perhaps a little warmer than yesterday. Despite temperatures being similar to Monday, dewpoints will be a tick lower, lending to a slightly cooler feeling day. Still, with

TONIGHT: Mostly clear and stuffy with temperatures remaining in the upper 70s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and breezy with highs in the mid-upper 90s. Heat index values between 102-106. EXTENDED: The Weather Alert Day will continue into tomorrow with heat indices between 102-106. We won’t have much relief other than a strong southwest breeze, but it’s hard to

TODAY: Temperatures start incredibly warm this morning; in the upper 70s, with dewpoints in the 70s. This warm and muggy start will give us a head start on a run at triple digits this afternoon. Midday cloud cover, and a spot shower or two may keep temperatures from breaking 100, but upper 90s are likely.

Tonight: Light isolated showers will begin to dissipate late tonight leading to partly cloudy overnight conditions. The overnight lows bottom out into the mid to upper 70’s. Tomorrow: Scattered early morning showers and storms will pull through Central Missouri before exiting by noon. Temperatures will quickly begin to rise by the early afternoon hours to

TODAY: An isolated shower or two possible early with lingering cloud cover by the afternoon. Highs reach the mid-90s and increasing moisture will push the heat index to the triple digits. TOMORROW: A lack of clouds opens Mid-MO up to even more intense heat; highs reach the upper 90s and heat indices will likely breach

Tonight: Scattered showers and storms will move into northwestern parts of Central Missouri leading to increased chances to see strong to severe storms north of highway 70 tonight from 8 PM- 2AM. Strong winds and damaging hail will be the main threats tonight. The overnight lows bottoms out into the lower 70’s. Tomorrow: Early morning

TODAY: Patchy fog early; temperatures rise to the mid to upper 80s under mostly sunny skies. Storms are possible in the evening, particularly to the north and west. TOMORROW: Summer heat arrives with highs in the low 90s and heat indices approaching triple digits. EXTENDED: Storms on Saturday evening could potentially form into an isolated

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy with isolated storms diminishing with sunset. Patchy fog developing overnight. Lows in the low 60s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the low to mid-80s. A few storms possible across northern portions of the area by evening. EXTENDED: We’ll see isolated showers and a few storms possible through sunset, with

Today: Temperatures will top out just below 80 degrees before afternoon isolated storms roll through Central Missouri. The majority of Mid-Missouri looks to stay dry, but some areas will see small celled storms bring the potential for brief heavy downpours and smaller hail. Tonight: Skies remain partly cloudy with overnight lows hitting the average mark