Weather

TONIGHT: Isolated showers and storms continue overnight with lows falling to the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Morning showers are possible in southern Missouri, but rain chances dwindle into the afternoon. A steep cooldown is expected areawide with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. EXTENDED: Rain chances decrease for the rest of the week as

TODAY: Wednesday is another ABC17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day for the possibility of seeing some heat index values, especially down south, reach up to 105. We’ll see lots of widespread showers today, with off and on rain chances. Our greatest chance for rain looks to be near the late afternoon, ahead of an approaching cold

TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to the mid-70s with insulated pop-up storm or two possible. Most of the region remains dry with mostly clear skies. TOMORROW: Wednesday welcomes increasing cloud cover with highs into the lower 90s. By the late afternoon/ evening hours, showers and storms will begin to develop ahead of an incoming cold front.

TODAY: We hold on to the Weather Alert Day for just one more day, as heat index values are expected to reach up to 110 by this afternoon. Skies will be partly cloudy, time outside should be limited. TONIGHT: Tonight we have the chance to see some short lived pop up showers, with temperatures remaining

TONIGHT: Overnight lows cool to the mid-70s with mostly clear skies. TOMORROW: Tuesday welcomes the last ABC 17 Stormtrack Weather Alert Day in the serious of dangerous heat as the heat index looks to rise up to 108 degrees across some areas in Mid-Missouri. Skies remain mostly sunny with the actual high reaching into the

TODAY: We’re stuck under the heat dome still as heat index values could reach 109 by this afternoon. That puts us under a Weather Alert Day. You can get more from our online blog. Temperatures are forecast to reach low 90s fairly easily this afternoon, but remember it’s the dewpoint temperatures reaching the upper 70s that

TONIGHT: I’m tracking isolated storms possible throughout the rest of the evening, but most will stay dry as temperatures drop into the mid 70s by the end of the night. Winds will be out of the southwest at 5-8 mph. TOMORROW: I’m tracking extreme heat continuing as temperatures feel like 105-107 degrees by the afternoon

TODAY: Isolated storms are possible, but coverage and relief will be very limited. Much of the area will be dangerously hot, with a heat index up to 105 degrees. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and extremely hot, with high temperatures in the mid-90s and a heat index of 105 degrees or higher. EXTENDED: Sunday through Tuesday are

TONIGHT: I’m tracking scattered storms throughout the rest of the evening, some of which could produce stronger wind gusts. Coverage in storms will diminish through the overnight hours, and temperatures by the end of the night will be in the mid 70s. Winds will be out of the southwest at 5-10 mph. TOMORROW: I’m tracking

TODAY: The weekend starts dry, with temperatures quickly rising to the upper 80s and low 90s by early afternoon. The heat index reaches the low triple digits, between 100 and 103 degrees. Scattered storms then develop during the heat of the day by midafternoon, continuing into the early overnight hours. TOMORROW: Sunday is drier and

TONIGHT: Isolated showers and storms remain possible overnight with heavy downpours and lightning being the main threats. the majority of these storms remain north of I-70. Lows cool to the mid-70s. TOMORROW: Saturday welcomes scattered chances of afternoon showers and storms lasting throughout the overnight hours. These storms remain very hit or miss and short-lived.

TODAY: Heat remains hazardous for much of the area, especially along and south of I-70, where a triple-digit feels-like is possible. Clouds and rain chances further north will shave off a few degrees, but the afternoon is overwhelmingly dry, hot, and humid. TONIGHT: Isolated to scattered storms will develop around the dinner hour and into

TONIGHT: Overnight scattered showers and storms remain across northwestern portions of Mid-Missouri as a cold front sets up. Most of these showers and storms remain along and north of I-70. An areal flood watch remains across portions of northern Missouri as high rainfall totals remain possible. Some isolated storms could bring some gusty winds. Lows